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Fixed Income And Currency Market
3 Jan 2021
When the over Rs 60 trillion Gsec market turns illiquid, it is time to worry a lot
RBI by significantly using its muscle power in the government bond market has sidelined the liquidity providers in the market. Bond traders have almost stopped trading as weekly heavy supply of bonds from the government and states and RBI protecting the yield curve have left them with no appetite to make markets.
Arjun Parthasarathy
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