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RBI to buy and sell Rs 10,000 cr market bonds simultaneously under OMO

RBI to buy and sell Rs 10,000 cr market bonds simultaneously under OMO
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G-SAP 1 0: Has RBI embarked on the path of quantitative easing?

G-SAP 1.0: Has RBI embarked on the path of quantitative easing? April 13, 2021 × While it is similar to QE of advanced economies, the central bank’s programme is short-term in nature, restricted to G-secs and is not intended to stimulate the economy The RBI Governor unveiling the secondary market G-sec acquisition programme – G-SAP – in the recent monetary policy had many experts pointing out that this move is very similar to the quantitative easing programmes initiated by central banks of advanced economies. But while the programme is styled like QE of advanced economies, the RBI has not gone that path entirely. It’s QE is very short-term in nature, is restricted to G-secs and the intention is not to stimulate the economy. There are also many reasons why QE is not an option for India.

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Moral hazards of RBI s balance sheet approach - The Hindu BusinessLine

Monetary Policy with short-term, narrow goals can destroy credibility in the long run

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Tough game - The Hindu BusinessLine

In its effort to manage the yield curve, the RBI must not get entangled into a QE trap

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Pillars of retail G-Sec market - The Hindu BusinessLine

Pillars of retail G-Sec market Key reform India is the third country to allow retail participation in government securities market Key reform India is the third country to allow retail participation in government securities market× Creating a conducive and investor-friendly environment is key to enhancing retail investment in G-Secs In the Union Budget for FY 2021-22, the government proposed to consolidate various statutory Acts, namely the Securities Exchange Board of India (SEBI) Act, 1992, and the Government Securities Act 2007, etc. into a rationalised single securities markets code. Consequently, the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) allowed retail investors to participate in the government securities (G-Sec) market both primary and secondary through ‘Retail Direct’, an online portal for trading.

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