RBI Bond Holdings Hit Record, Analysts Predict Decline

  Published 1 year ago

RBI's Indian government securities holdings hit a record 12.78% in March, up from 10.55% in December, amid aggressive debt purchases.

  • RBI bought 2.45 trillion rupees via OMOs and 388 billion in secondary markets in Q1.
  • Analysts expect holdings to fall as maturing debt and reduced OMOs offset purchases.
  • RBI plans to maintain liquidity via CRR cuts and reverse repo, targeting 1% deposit cover till 2026.

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