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Rbi Lifts Bond Trading Target for Primary Dealers by 48
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AI-generatedThe RBI's move targets primary dealers in India's bond market to boost liquidity. The mechanism is regulatory: higher mandatory trading volumes aim to deepen market liquidity and reduce volatility. No direct impact on commodity prices or corporate margins; the effect is on bond market functioning and dealer compliance costs. Country-specific (India).
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- RBI increased bond trading targets for 21 primary dealers by 48% for FY starting April.
- Each primary dealer must trade at least 4 lakh crore INR ($41.8 billion) in bonds.
- Daily trading volumes for the 10-year benchmark security have risen 40% since April vs March.
- Targets are set annually based on average trading volumes from the previous three years.
Indian government bonds may see yields tighten 1-3 bps in 48h due to improved liquidity.
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