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Call rates close lower

Mumbai, Nov. 26

Call rates closed lower at 6-6.10 per cent, against the previous close of 6.6-6.7 per cent. Under the Liquidity Adjustment Facility, in the first one-day auctions, RBI received and accepted one repo bid for Rs 1,600 crore and eight reverse repo bids for Rs 5,505 crore. Under the second one-day auctions, RBI received and accepted two repo bids for Rs 1,500 crore and nine reverse repo bids for Rs 6,475 crore. In the 14-day special repo auction scheme for mutual funds and NBF Cs, there was one bid for Rs 600 crore. In the CBLO market, there were 467 trades amounting to Rs 33,665.9 crore in the rate range of 5.5-6.25 per cent.

— Our Bureau

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