Call Rate Closes Higher At 4.60 Per Cent - March 27 , 2009

The inter-bank call rate closed higher at 4.40-4.60 per cent, against the previous close of 4-4.10 per cent. There was one bid for Rs 1,700 crore in the four-day repo auction in the first liquidity adjustment facility (LAF). While there were 3 bids for Rs 1,530 crore in the reverse repo auction. In line with this, there were 4 bids for Rs 900 crore in the four-day repo auction under the second LAF. In the reverse repo auction, there were 17 bids for Rs 12,220 crore. In the 14-day special repo auction scheme for mutual funds and NBFCs under the LAF, there were 5 bids for Rs 4,000 crore.

Call Rates Closed Steady - Feb 11, 2009

Call money rate on Feb 10 closed steady as the fund supply was more than adequate for banks to meet their reserve needs, dealers said. The one-day call rate closed at 4.05-4.10 per cent as against the previous day close of 4.10-4.15 per cent. The CBLOs were dealt at a weighted average rate of 3.76 per cent as against 3.69 per cent the previous day closing on Feb 9. The dealers said that most public sector banks as well as some private banks were lending due to the surplus liquidity condition.

Inter-Bank Call Rate Closed Flat - Jan 31, 2009

The inter-bank call rate closed flat at 4.10-4.20 per cent. In the three-day repo auction under the first liquidity adjustment facility (LAF), there were no bids. However, the RBI received and accepted 12 bids for Rs 23,420 crore in the reverse repo auction. In line with this, in the repo auction under the second LAF, there was one bid for Rs 50 crore. While there were 36 bids for Rs 33,090 crore, in the three-day reverse repo auction. In the 14-day special repo auction scheme for mutual funds and NBFCs under the LAF, there were no bids.

Call Rate Closes Flat - Jan 29, 2009

The inter-bank call rate closed flat at 4.10-4.20 per cent. In the one-day repo auction under the first liquidity adjustment facility (LAF), there were no bids. However, in the reverse repo auction, the RBI received and accepted 14 bids for Rs 24,055 crore. On the other hand, there were no bids in the repo auction under the second LAF. Adding to this, in the one-day reverse repo auction, there were 25 bids for Rs 39,195 crore. In the 14-day special repo auction scheme for mutual funds and NB FCs under the LAF, there were no bids.

Call Rates Closed At Low - Jan 22, 2009

The call rates closed at 4.20-4.25 per cent as compared to the previous close of 4.20-4.30 per cent. In the one-day repo auction under the first and second liquidity adjustment facility (LAF), there were no bids. On the other hand, in the reverse repo auction, the RBI received and accepted 11 bids for Rs 19,835 crore. There were 26 bids for Rs 34,620 crore, in the one-day reverse repo auction. In the 14-day special repo auction scheme for mutual funds and NBFCs under the LAF, there were no bids.

Call Rates Closed Lower - Jan 21, 2009

The call rates closed slightly lower at 4.20-4.30 per cent as compared to the previous close of 4.30-4.40 per cent. In the one-day repo auctions under the first and second liquidity adjustment facility (LAF), there were no bids. On the other hand, in the one-day reverse repo auction, the RBI received and accepted 12 bids for Rs 19,140 crore. In the one-day reverse repo auction, there were 22 bids for Rs 30,085 crore. In the 14-day special repo auction scheme for mutual funds and NBFCs under the LAF, there were no bids.

Call Rates Close Steady - Jan 16, 2009

The call rates closed at 4.20-4.30 per cent, as compared to the previous close of 4.20-4.25 per cent. In the one-day repo auction under the first liquidity adjustment facility (LAF), There were no bids. However, in reverse repo auction, the RBI received and accepted 5 bids for Rs 5,625 crore. In lin with this, under the second LAF, there were 2 bids for Rs 1,950 crore in the repo auction. There were 16 bids for Rs 17,200 crore in the one-day reverse repo auction. There was one bid for Rs 280 crore in the 14-day special repo auction scheme for mutual funds and NBFCs under the LAF.

Call Rate Ended Upbeat At 7.75 Pc - Nov 05, 2008

Call rate ended higher on 4th November, on the Overnight call money market on good demand from borrowing banks. The overnight call money rate finished higher at 7.75 per cent as against 7.25 per cent previously after moving in a range of 7.90 per cent and 7.00 per cent. On the other hand, government bond prices traded mixed due to some bouts of both buying and selling.