RBI To Hold 14-Day Variable Rate Repo Auction For Rs 1 Trillion Today. Check Guidelines
The Reserve Bank of India conducts variable rate repo (VRR) auctions to usually withdraw excess liquidity from the system.
The Reserve Bank of India (RBI) will conduct a 14-day variable rate repo (VRR) auction on Friday to inject up to Rs1 lakh crore into the banking system, said the central bank in a release on Thursday. The VRR is usually undertaken to withdraw excess liquidity from the system.
The auction will be held between 10:30 am and 11:00 am, the central bank said in a press release. The reversal of these funds will take place on March 24.
1) The auction will be conducted on CBS (e-Kuber) platform.
2) The minimum bid amount for the auction would be Rupees one crore and multiples thereof. The allotment would be in multiples of Rupees one crore.
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3) Banks would be required to place their bids in percentage terms up to two decimal places. Banks can place multiple bids.
4) Successful bids will get accepted at their respective bid rates.
5) Bids at or above the repo rate will be rejected.
6) Once the bidding time is over, all the bids would be arranged in ascending order of the rates quoted and the cut-off rate would be arrived at the rate corresponding to the notified amount of the auction. Successful bidders would be those who have placed their bids at or below the cut-off rate. All bids higher than the cut-off rate would be rejected.
7) There will be provision of pro-rata allotment should there be more than one successful bid at the cut-off rate.
8) RBI will, however, reserve the right to (i) absorb marginally higher amount than the notified amount due to rounding effects and (ii) absorb less than the notified amount without assigning any reasons therefor.
9) The reversal of the above auction would take place at the ‘start of day’ on the date of reversal.
10) The eligible collateral and the applicable haircuts will remain the same as for LAF.
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