(Amount in Rupees crore and rate in per cent per annum)1. Call/Notice Money Market* (i) Volumes BanksPrimary DealersNon-Bank InstitutionsTotalBorrowings15624.0010229.00 25853.00Lendings16900.002497.004943.0024340.00(ii) Interest RatesBorrowingsLendings (a)Weighted average rate7.017.03 (b) Range of rates6.00-7.255.05-7.302 Term Money Market*Volume(Turnover)Range of RatesBorrowings200.008.25-8.25Lendings240.008.25-9.503. Standing Liquidity Facility Availed from RBI $ Am

--------------------------------------------------------------------------- Loan Nomenclature Amount Price * YTM % Code (Face Value) Per Rs.100 Indicative (in Rs.Crore) nominal --------------------------------------------------------------------------- I. Outright Transactions A.Government of India Dated Securities Contract Date : May 31, 2001 90010 11.50 % 2010 1.00 109.10 9.9480 Contract Date : June 01, 2001 94003 12.50 % 2004 10.00 109.185 8.7319 88008 11.50 % 2008

The price list effective from 06-Jun-01 is as underSr. No.SecuritySale Price Rs. Ps.1.11.50% 2011110.452.10.25% 2021100.80

June 6, 2001The Reserve Bank of India’s Reference Rate for the US dollar is Rs.47.00 on 06.06.2001. Based on the Reference Rate for US dollar and middle rates of the cross currency quotes at 12 noon, the exchange rates of major currencies against the rupee are given below : DateCURRENCY 1 USD1 GBP1 EURO100 YEN04 June, 200147.020066.751940.075139.3706 June, 200147.000066.396940.243839.0000Note : The reference rate is based on 12 noon rates of a few select banks in Mumb

The Reserve Bank of India will shortly be issuing Rs.10 notes in Mahatma Gandhi Series bearing the signature of Dr. Bimal Jalan, Governor with capital letter "L" inset in both numbering panels. Except for this change, the design of the Rs.10 notes to be issued now is similar in all respects to those issued earlier in the 'Mahatma Gandhi' Series. All Rs.10 denomination notes issued by the Bank in the past will continue to be legal tender.P.V. Sadanandan Asst. ManagerPr

Date of Auction :June 6, 2001I.Notified amount: Rs.250.00 crore II.Bids received (a) Competitive bids Number:24 Amount:Rs.461.25 crore (b) Non-competitive bids Number:0 Amount:Nil III.Cut-off price:Rs.98.16 IV.Competitive bids accepted Number:16 Amount:Rs.250.00 crore V.Partial Allotment Percentage:23.33 (3 bids) VI .Devolvement on RBI:NIL VII.Non-competitive bids accepted (a) Number:0 Amount:Nil (b)Partial Allotment Percentage:N.A.N.L. Rao Asst. ManagerPress Release

The results of the RBI Repo/Reverse Repo auctions held on June 6, 2001 are :ItemRepo Auction (Sale of securities by RBI)Reverse Repo Auction (Purchase of securities by RBI)1. Applications received for one day repo period: (i) Number (ii) Amount (Face value in Rs. crore) 1 6000 Nil NA2. Applications accepted for one day repo period: (i) Number (ii) Amount (Face Value in Rs.crore) (iii) Cut-off Rate (per cent) 1 6000 6.50 NA NA NA3. Weighted average Cut-off Rate (per ce

The Advisory Group on Banking Supervision has recommended that the Reserve Bank of India may urgently consider the desirability of introducing and participating in a scheme of formalised coordination between different regulators. It has also recommended designation of one of the regulators involved as a primary regulator and coordinator with clearly assigned roles and responsibilities.The Advisory Group was set up by the Standing Committee on International Financial S

The Reserve Bank of India under the Scheme of Liquidity Adjustment Facility, has announced one day repo auction and reverse repo auction in Government of India dated securities and treasury bills of all maturities of 91, 182 and 364 day Treasury Bills on June 7, 2001 (Thursday) for scheduled commercial banks and Primary Dealers holding SGL Account and Current Account with it at Mumbai. The eligible banks/institutions may submit separate applications before 10.30 a.m.

(Amount in Rupees crore and rate in per cent per annum)1. Call/Notice Money Market* (i) Volumes BanksPrimary DealersNon-Bank InstitutionsTotalBorrowings8727.002717.00 11444.00Lendings8057.001672.003135.0012864.00(ii) Interest RatesBorrowingsLendings (a)Weighted average rate6.997.00 (b) Range of rates6.25-7.506.25-7.502 Term Money Market*Volume(Turnover)Range of RatesBorrowings95.008.25-8.40Lendings -3. Standing Liquidity Facility Availed from RBI $ Amount (outstanding

--------------------------------------------------------------------------- Loan Nomenclature Amount Price * YTM % Code (Face Value) Per Rs.100 Indicative (in Rs.Crore) nominal --------------------------------------------------------------------------- I. Outright Transactions A.Government of India Dated Securities Contract Date : May 31, 2001 99020 11.83 % 2014 15.00 112.38 10.1230 99020 11.83 % 2014 10.00 112.37 10.1243 85007 11.50 % 2015 5.00 109.51 10.2068 01003 1

June 4, 2001The Reserve Bank of India’s Reference Rate for the US dollar is Rs.47.02 on 04.06.2001. Based on the Reference Rate for US dollar and middle rates of the cross currency quotes at 12 noon, the exchange rates of major currencies against the rupee are given below : DateCURRENCY 1 USD1 GBP1 EURO100 YEN01 June, 2001 47.050066.853339.870239.560004 June, 2001 47.020066.751940.075139.3700Note : The reference rate is based on 12 noon rates of a few select banks in

The Reserve Bank of India has appointed Shri Prabhu Dayal, former Managing Director, State Bank of Saurashtra as Banking Ombudsman at Ahmedabad from June 1, 2001. As Banking Ombudsman, Shri Prabhu Dayal would have his office at Reserve Bank of India Building, La Gajjar Chambers, Ashram Road, Ahmedabad-380 009 and his jurisdiction and authority would extend to complaints against branches and offices of banks located within the territorial limits of the State of Gujarat

The results of the RBI Repo/Reverse Repo auctions held on June 4, 2001 are :ItemRepo Auction (Sale of securities by RBI)Reverse Repo Auction (Purchase of securities by RBI)1. Applications received for two day repo period: (i) Number (ii) Amount (Face value in Rs. crore) 1 6000 Nil NA2. Applications accepted for two day repo period: (i) Number (ii) Amount (Face Value in Rs.crore) (iii) Cut-off Rate (per cent) 1 6000 6.50 NA NA NA3. Weighted average Cut-off Rate (per ce

The Reserve Bank of India under the Scheme of Liquidity Adjustment Facility, has announced one day repo auction and reverse repo auction in Government of India dated securities and treasury bills of all maturities of 91, 182 and 364 day Treasury Bills on June 6, 2001 (Wednesday) for scheduled commercial banks and Primary Dealers holding SGL Account and Current Account with it at Mumbai. The eligible banks/institutions may submit separate applications before 10.30 a.m.

It has been decided, in consultation with market participants, to continue with the procedures of Liquidity Adjustment Facility (LAF) operationalised on May 8, 2001 except that the Reserve Bank of India will no longer announce the rate at which the back-stop facility would be made available to banks and primary dealers. Those who wish to avail of this facility will have to directly approach the Deposit Accounts Department of the Reserve Bank of India, Mumbai Office to

(Amount in Rupees crore and rate in per cent per annum)1. Call/Notice Money Market* (i) Volumes BanksPrimary DealersNon-Bank InstitutionsTotalBorrowings9159.0012604.00 21763.00Lendings14358.002394.004294.0021046.00(ii) Interest RatesBorrowingsLendings (a)Weighted average rate6.876.89 (b) Range of rates5.50-8.604.00-7.252 Term Money Market*Volume(Turnover)Range of RatesBorrowings15.007.90-7.90Lendings -3. Standing Liquidity Facility Availed from RBI $ Amount (outstandi

--------------------------------------------------------------------------- Loan Nomenclature Amount Price * YTM % Code (Face Value) Per Rs.100 Indicative (in Rs.Crore) nominal --------------------------------------------------------------------------- I. Outright Transactions A.Government of India Dated Securities Contract Date : May 30, 2001 00017 11.50 % 2011 10.00 111.01 9.7957 00017 11.50 % 2011 10.00 111.04 9.7914 00012 11.03 % 2012 10.00 108.23 9.7956 01005 9.8

The Reserve Bank of India has announced the auction of 91 day Government of India treasury bills for a notified amount of Rs.250 crore. The auction will be conducted using 'Uniform Price Auction' method. The allocation to non-competitive bidders will be outside the notified amount, at the discretion of the Bank. The sale will be subject to terms and conditions specified in the General Notification No.F.2(12)-W&M/97 dated 31 March 1998 issued by Government of India

The Reserve Bank of India under the Scheme of Liquidity Adjustment Facility, has announced two day repo auction and reverse repo auction in Government of India dated securities and treasury bills of all maturities of 91, 182 and 364 day Treasury Bills on June 4, 2001 (Monday) for scheduled commercial banks and Primary Dealers holding SGL Account and Current Account with it at Mumbai. The eligible banks/institutions may submit separate applications before 10.30 a.m. on