Government Treasury Bill Auction Results Detailed Across Three Tenors
Official treasury bill auction results reveal cut-off yields of 5.2780% for 91-day, 5.5501% for 182-day, and 5.6998% for 364-day sovereign paper.
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Official auction figures for short-term sovereign paper show 91-day cut-off yields at 5.2780%, 182-day yields at 5.5501%, and 364-day yields at 5.6998%. Non-competitive allotments were highest in the shortest maturity.
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The latest treasury bill auction outcomes show robust participation across all three short-term maturities. For the 91-day paper, competitive bids accepted totaled ₹8,550 crore with a cut-off yield of 5.2780% and a weighted average yield of 5.2529%. The 182-day issue saw ₹7,600 crore in competitive bids accepted at a cut-off yield of 5.5501%, while the 364-day tranche saw ₹6,650 crore accepted at a cut-off yield of 5.6998%. Non-competitive bidding saw significant volume, particularly in the 91-day segment where ₹27,222.290 crore was allocated.
Why this matters
Treasury bill yield levels serve as primary benchmarks for short-term borrowing costs and money market liquidity conditions.
Background
Treasury bills are short-term money market instruments issued by sovereign governments to manage short-term cash flow mismatches.
Key terms
- Yield to Maturity (YTM)
- The total expected return on a bond or bill if held until it matures.
- Weighted Average Yield
- The average yield of all accepted bids in an auction, weighted by the amount allocated at each yield.
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Key facts
- The latest treasury bill auction outcomes show robust participation across all three short-term maturities.
- For the 91-day paper, competitive bids accepted totaled ₹8,550 crore with a cut-off yield of 5.2780% and a weighted average yield of 5.2529%.
- The 182-day issue saw ₹7,600 crore in competitive bids accepted at a cut-off yield of 5.5501%, while the 364-day tranche saw ₹6,650 crore accepted at a cut-off yield of 5.6998%.
- Non-competitive bidding saw significant volume, particularly in the 91-day segment where ₹27,222.290 crore was allocated.
Key numbers
- 91
- For the 91-day paper, competitive bids accepted totaled ₹8,550 crore with a cut-off yield of 5.2780% and a wei
- 182
- The 182-day issue saw ₹7,600 crore in competitive bids accepted at a cut-off yield of 5.5501%, while the 364-d
- 5.2780%
- Official treasury bill auction results reveal cut-off yields of 5.2780% for 91-day, 5.5501% for 182-day, and 5
- 88
- Primary dealers and institutional participants submitted 88 competitive bids worth ₹22,102.225 crore.
The government completed its treasury bill auctions across three short-term maturities, establishing competitive cut-off yields and weighted average yields for 91-day, 182-day, and 364-day paper.
For the 91-day tenor, the notified amount was set at ₹9,000 crore. Primary dealers and institutional participants submitted 88 competitive bids worth ₹22,102.225 crore. The auction resulted in 42 accepted competitive bids totaling ₹8,550 crore at a cut-off price of ₹98.7012, corresponding to a yield to maturity of 5.2780%. The weighted average yield for this tranche was 5.2529%, alongside accepted non-competitive bids amounting to ₹27,222.290 crore.
The 182-day tenor featured a notified amount of ₹8,000 crore and attracted 97 competitive bids totaling ₹19,947.250 crore. Authorities accepted 27 competitive bids for ₹7,600 crore at a cut-off price of ₹97.3071, which translates to a yield to maturity of 5.5501%. The weighted average yield came in at 5.5452%, while non-competitive bids accepted stood at ₹2,100 crore.
In the 364-day tranche, which carried a notified amount of ₹7,000 crore, market participants placed 102 competitive bids totaling ₹14,560 crore. A total of 64 competitive bids were accepted for ₹6,650 crore at a cut-off price of ₹94.6215 and a yield to maturity of 5.6998%. The weighted average yield reached 5.6837%, with non-competitive accepted allocations reaching ₹350 crore.
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