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Will the RBI liquidity window turn small banks big? SECTIONS Share Synopsis According to industry captains, the new facility would help them to get about 1-1.5% positive carry on the borrowed fund, even after investing the same amount into government securities as mandated by the central bank. Agencies The banking system including small finance banks is sitting on cash surplus of Rs 7.12 lakh crore. Small-finance banks are likely to turn more competitive with the latest Rs 10,000-crore support from the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) as they would get such funds at 4% for three years - a rate significantly below their average cost of funding. ....
The 10-year bond yield fell below 6 per cent in intra-day trade on Friday after the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) committed to buying at least Rs 1 trillion of bonds from the secondary market. In the morning trade, the yield dropped to 5.97 per cent, but it climbed up to close at 6.02 per cent once it was found that the central bank had refused to sell a new 5-year benchmark paper at the rate demanded by the market. Instead, the RBI forced the primary dealers, or underwrites of the auction, to buy almost the entire stock of the new 5-year benchmark paper at 5.63 per cent. ....