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Updated Feb 16, 2021 | 08:26 IST The RBI has recently allowed direct access in G-secs to retail investors. However, more operational clarity will emerge in the days to come. Investing in government securities: Do they suit your financial goals?&nbsp Government Securities (G-Secs) are one of the safest investing instruments available in the market. They are issued and backed by the central or state governments. So, they dont carry any default risk. This sovereign guarantee...

Given the massive fiscal expansion scheduled for the next financial year -- Rs 12 lakh crore of government debt papers are set to flood the market -- analysts are of the view that the RBI is likely to let the market determine the yields and may not fixate on keeping the 10-year yield below 6 per cent as it did in 2020. This would indicate that the Reserve Bank is moving towards a new equilibrium for yields, something Governor Shaktikanta Das considers as a "public good". The RBI left the pol...

RBI likely to let market determine bond yields, says analysts The RBI left the policy rates unchanged as expected but reiterated its accommodative stance both on the interest rate as well as more importantly on the liquidity side for as long as it takes. PTI Reuters Given the massive fiscal expansion scheduled for the next financial year — Rs 12 lakh crore of government debt papers are set to flood the market — analysts are of the view that the R...

RBI to restore the cash reserve ratio in two phases to 4% February 05, 2021 Quality lending, if undertaken, may enhance profitability for banks   -  istock/Denis Vostrikov× CRR will go up from 3 per cent to 3.5 per cent effective from March 27, and to 4 per cent effective from May 22 The Reserve Bank of India (RBI) has decided to gradually restore the cash reserve ratio (CRR) in two phases in a non-disruptive manner. This move is based on a review of monetary and liquidity conditions. CRR, w...

URL copied RBI allows retail investors to open G-Sec accounts to directly participate in government securities The Reserve Bank of India on Friday announced a major structural reform to allow retail investors to directly participate in government securities. RBI Governor Shaktikanta Das said that retail investors will soon be able to open Gilt (G-Sec) accounts with the central bank. The move will help deepen bond markets in the country. The bank will soon issue guidelines for the proc...