The RBI is expected to tilt the government’s borrowing towards shorter-tenure bonds in the second half of FY27 as surplus banking liquidity remains elevated. Traders expect short-term securities to account for 35% of borrowing, up from 31% in the first half, while strong demand for 5-7 year bonds could shape issuance.
The RBI is expected to tilt the government’s borrowing towards shorter-tenure bonds in the second half of FY27 as surplus banking liquidity remains elevated. Traders expect short-term securities to account for 35% of borrowing, up from 31% in the first half, while strong demand for 5-7 year bonds could shape issuance.
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