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Results of Buyback Auction of Government Dated Securities

June 30, 2026

The buyback auction of Government securities saw ₹7,388.194 crore accepted against ₹30,000 crore notified.

Results of Buyback Auction of Government Dated Securities

The Government of India successfully conducted a buyback auction for dated securities, announcing aggregate results where ₹30,000 crore was notified, with total bids of ₹7,694.224 crore received. Of these, ₹7,388.194 crore has been accepted.

This buyback program reflects the government’s strategy to manage debt while providing liquidity in the market. The securities included various government bonds, which play a significant role in the financial system.

Practitioners involved in treasury and investment should assess the outcomes of such buybacks, as they affect market liquidity and pricing of government securities. Such operations can influence investment strategies and portfolio management.

Citations

  • Government Buyback Auction Results (2026) RBI Press Release
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