NSE REPORT
The NSE wholesale debt market segment witnessed trades worth Rs 186.88 crore.
The total traded value this week stood at Rs 966.82 crore while the total traded value of corporate debentures for the day stood at Rs 29.14 lakh.
The inter-bank call money rates opened at a higher level of nearly seven per cent.
This was mainly on account of the repo auction where the Reserve Bank of India mopped up over Rs 4,000 crore.
The rates however came down by the end of the day to close in the band of 4.755.25 per cent.
During the course of the day there was no change in the price of securities.
Shorter dated securities were in demand with the securities maturing in 1999 being actively traded.
The 12 per cent 1999 was traded for Rs 30 crore at 12.67 per cent.
At the same time, the 91-day T-bills maturing on March 15 were traded for Rs 15 crore at 6.82 per cent.
In the corporate segment, the zero per cent Reliance Petro 2001, was traded to the tune of 13.5 lakh at an indicative yield of 22.83 per cent.
