The results of the RBI Repos/Reverse Repo auctions held on April 9, 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) 7 13,820 Nil NA2. Applications accepted for one day repo period: (i) Number (ii) Amount (Face Value in Rs.crore) (iii) Cut-off Rate (per cent) 7 13,820 7.00 Nil NA NA

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 April 10, 2001 (Tuesday) 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 11.00 a.m.

(Amount in Rupees crore and rate in per cent per annum)1. Call/Notice Money Market*(i) Volumes BanksPrimary DealersNon-Bank InstitutionsTotalBorrowings110419947020988Lendings108361959200214797(ii) Interest RatesBorrowingsLendings (a)Weighted average rate7.087.12 (b) Range of rates6.00-7.605.80-8.102 Term Money Market*Volume(Turnover)Range of Rates18559.25-12.003. Liquidity Support availed from RBI # Amount (outstanding)Rate of Interest 2800at Bank Rate4. Liquidity Adj

--------------------------------------------------------------------------- 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 : March 31, 2001 00017 11.50 % 2011 65.00 106.295 10.4992 00015 11.43 % 2015 5.00 104.20 10.8420 00015 11.43 % 2015 5.00 104.35 10.8218 00015

The Reserve Bank of India has announced the auction of 91 day Government of India treasury bills for a notified amount of Rs.100 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 has announced the auction of 182 day Government of India treasury bills for a notified amount of Rs.100 crore. State Governments are allowed to participate as non-competitive bidders and 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

The Reserve Bank of India has announced the auction of 14 day Government of India treasury bills for a notified amount of Rs.100 crore. 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.Tenders should be submitted in the prescribed form on Thursday, Apr

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 April 9, 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 11.00 a.m. on

A report has appeared in certain section of the press today alleging that the RBI has closed the chapter on trying to unearth any alleged wrong doing by GTB or its promoters in the capital market. We wish to clarify that the report is totally baseless, mischievous and intended to mislead the public. The facts of the case are: The RBI noticed some unusual price movements in GTB share prices in November last and requested SEBI, the regulator of capital markets to look i

April 5, 2001To,All News OrganisationsDear Editor,Several motivated and mischievous reports have appeared in the newspapers involving the Reserve Bank of India in the recent past. Two recent instances are: a report in the Business Standard which alleged that the RBI tried to "accommodate" one particular broker through its clearing house procedures; and the other is today’s Economic Times Report alleging that the RBI has "called off" the investigation into the unusual