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MoneyWireGovt to buy back 3 gilts maturing in FY27 worth INR 250 bln via auction Thu

Govt to buy back 3 gilts maturing in FY27 worth INR 250 bln via auction Thu

This story was originally published at 18:08 IST on 11 July 2025
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Informist, Friday, Jul. 11, 2025

 

--RBI: Govt to buy back INR 250 bln worth of 3 gilts 1030-1130 IST Thu

--RBI: Govt to buy back 7.27%, 2026; 5.63%, 2026 gilts at auction Thu 

--RBI: Govt to buy back 6.99%, 2026 gilt at auction Thu 

 

 

MUMBAI – The government will buy back three gilts worth INR 250 billion on Thursday, the Reserve Bank of India said in a press release Friday. The buyback auction of the three gilts, all maturing in 2026-27 (Apr-Mar), will be held at 1030-1130 IST.

 

The gilts up for buyback are the 7.27%, 2026 bond; the 5.63%, 2026 bond and the 6.99%, 2026 bond. There is no notified amount for each of the individual securities up for buyback.

 

There were no allocations made for buybacks in the Budget tabled in February. This will be the third buyback auction in the current financial year. At the buyback auction held on Jun. 12, the RBI had accepted INR 257.44 billion worth of offers against INR 260 billion offered to be bought back by the government.   

 

After the government bought back almost INR 500 billion worth of gilts maturing in 2026-27 (Apr-Mar) in FY26 so far, traders expect the Centre to buy back at least INR 500 billion more of gilts with this maturity as the government looks to reduce its heavy redemptions scheduled for FY27. Additionally, traders expect the transfer of the RBI's INR-2.69-trillion surplus for FY25 to the government to boost buybacks.  

 

The buyback auction will be conducted through the RBI's Core Banking Solution (E-Kuber) system. The RBI said the government can decide on the amount for individual securities, accept more or less than the notified amount of INR 250 billion, and accept or reject any of the offers wholly or partially without assigning any reason.  End

 

IST, or Indian Standard Time, is five-and-a-half hours ahead of GMT

 

Reported by Cassandra Carvalho

Edited by Akul Nishant Akhoury 

 

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