RBI accepted bids worth ₹19,203 crore at this OMO, lower compared to the notified amount of ₹25,000 crore. RBI had received bids worth ₹50,369 crore. This is first FY26 OMO auction where RBI accepted a lower amount.
April witnessed a slight inflow of foreign investments into Indian debt, but the atmosphere remains one of caution. Influences like escalating US and Japan interest
Indian markets are watching US stocks next week. Investors will focus on company earnings and job data. This comes as oil prices rise and the
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