Money Market Operations as on September 29, 2026
RBI 57 min ago·30 Sept 2026, 3:35 am
Economy RBI
The Reserve Bank of India carried out money‑market operations on September 29, 2026, using its repo and reverse‑repo facilities to manage short‑term liquidity in the banking system. By buying or selling government securities, the RBI either injects cash into the market or absorbs excess funds, influencing the overnight interest rate that banks use as a benchmark for lending.
For investors, these moves matter because changes in short‑term rates ripple through the broader market. A tighter liquidity stance can push up money‑market yields, raise borrowing costs for companies, and put pressure on equity valuations, while a more accommodative stance tends to lower yields and support risk assets.
Going forward, watch the RBI’s policy statements, the direction of repo‑rate expectations, and any subsequent open‑market operations, as they will shape short‑term rates and could affect bond spreads and equity sentiment in the coming weeks.
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