MUMBAI, Feb 27 (Reuters) – As Indian states gear up to tap into the financial wellspring to the tune of 328.49 billion rupees ($3.96 billion) on Tuesday, all eyes turn towards the Reserve Bank of India. In a strategic move, the apex bank is anticipated to establish the benchmark by setting cutoff yields for the 10-year state bonds within the 7.43%-7.46% range, as revealed by a recent Reuters poll involving 13 seasoned traders.
Quantum of Financial Venture
In the financial realm, figures often speak louder than words. Here’s a breakdown of the upcoming bond sale:
Note
Total Value (in billion rupees)
Median Yield
Minimum Yield
Maximum Yield
9-12 year maturity span
148.49
7.43%-7.46%
7.42%
7.49%
15-22 year maturity span
180
7.42%-7.47%
7.41%
7.50%
($1 = 82.8930 Indian rupees)
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