The government will buy back securities worth ₹25,000 crore. Reserve Bank of India made the announcement on Friday. This is the third buyback this financial year. The auction will be on July 17 for bonds maturing in April 2026. Buybacks help manage fiscal deficit. It also infuses liquidity into the system. Previous auctions in June saw strong demand.
Mixed geopolitical signals making market moves hard to decode: Seth R Freeman
Global equity markets, led by the US, have recovered strongly, reaching new highs despite ongoing geopolitical tensions. However, volatile oil prices, influenced by conflicting US-Iran