The Reserve Bank of India (RBI) has a big problem on its hand. Debt market experts reckon it will need to buy more than Rs 3 trillion of older government papers from the bond market March onwards. Buying those bonds will release cash to dealers and make them interested when newer papers arrive in the market. It is a costly exercise for everyone concerned, since older papers are often more valuable than the new ones for the dealers.
To make the trade-off happen, the dealers want the government to offer more attractive prices for the new papers, which translates as higher

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