The Government will trim down the T-Bills from present collections of Rs. 86,203 Crore to Rs. 25,006 Crore by March end, 2018

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The borrowing programme of the Government of India has been reviewed, with RBI, and following decisions taken:
The Government will trim down the T-Bills from present collections of Rs. 86,203 Crore to Rs. 25,006 Crore by March end, 2018.
The Government will raise additional market borrowings of Rs. 50,000 crore only in fiscal FY18 through dated Government securities.
The Government will thus, between now and March 2018, not be raising any net additional borrowing (T-Bills will be run down by Rs. 61,203 crore and additional G-Sec borrowing will be Rs. 50,000 crore).
Revised G-sec and T-Bill calendar for Q4 FY18 are being notified. The revised G-Sec borrowing would be Rs. 15,000 crore each last five weekly auctions of FY 18 ending on 9th February, 2018. The revised T-Bill borrowing will be Rs. 14,000 crore each in first 13 weeks of 2018 ending on 28th March.
Table 2: Calendar for T- Bills in Q4 (Jan - March 2018)(Rs. crore)Date of Auction 91-Day T-bill 182-Day
Table 3: Receipt through T-bills in FY 2017-18
(Rs. crore)
1
Net T-bills collections till date (Dec 26 2017)
86,203
of which
Competitive portion (Net Rs. 5,000 crore payable on Dec 28, 2017)
12,023
2
Non-competitive portion
74,180
3
Additional borrowings through competitive in 2017-18
23,005
4
Additional borrowings through Non-competitive segment (net redemptions)
-74,180
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First Published: Dec 27 2017 | 5:39 PM IST