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RBI absorbs ₹50,000 cr via bond sale as it moves to drain liquidity

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RBI absorbs ₹50,000 cr via bond sale as it moves to drain liquidity

The central bank sold Rs 50,000 crore of government securities in the first of three OMO tranches planned for September to absorb surplus liquidity from the banking system.

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