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Short-term Debt: Issuers on sidelines on low funding needs, ample liquidity

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By Vidhushi RajPurohit
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We are a 24-year old real-time financial newswire. We were earlier known as Cogencis news, NewsWire18 news, and CRISIL MarketWire news. We publish the MoneyWire, the EquityWire, and the CommodityWire. Our news is a crucial part of the NSE Cogencis WorkStation which competes directly with Bloomberg and Refinitiv. Over 1,500 institutional users use Informist news through the NSE Cogencis terminal. This website is not our product. It only showcases a few of our special stories.
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CP, CD issues touch 3-month high in June on increased rollover needs

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By Siddhi Chauhan, Vidhushi RajPurohit
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Informist, Monday, Jul. 7, 2025 By Siddhi Chauhan and Vidhushi RajPurohit MUMBAI – High rollover and quarter-end requirements drove issuances of commercial papers and certificates of deposit to climb to a three-month high in June, market participants said. However, some entities refrained from rolling over their entire maturities due to ample liquidity in the banking system and the availability of other borrowing avenues at cheaper rates, they added.
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Up on fears RBI may announce VRRR auction, rise in US ylds

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By Vidhushi RajPurohit
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MUMBAI – Overnight indexed swap rates inched up Wednesday towards close of the market session on news that the Reserve Bank of India may announce variable rate reverse repo auctions, dealers said. Earlier in the day, the swap rates were down as the levels seemed attractive to receive fixed rates, dealers said. The one-year swap rate ended at 5.56%, up from 5.54% Tuesday. The five-year swap rate ended at 5.76%, its highest closing level since Apr. 8 and up from 5.73% Tuesday.
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