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Mumbai March 26 Call rates, which inched up to 13-15 per cent after having eased to 11-12 on Friday, also caused concern. Although government spending will pump in cash in the next few days, market participants expect bond prices to be slightly volatile as traders will be `window-dressing' and shoring up their balance sheets before the end of the financial year.

The 8.07 per cent-10 year-2017 paper opened at 100.70 (7.96 per cent YTM) and closed at Rs 100.48 (7.99 per cent YTM), against Friday's Rs 96.86 (7.56 per cent YTM). The 7.37 per cent-7 year-2014 paper opened at Rs 96.60 (7.96 per cent YTM) and closed at Rs 96.54 (8.02 per cent YTM) against Friday's Rs 96.86 (7.56 per cent YTM).

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