OMO sale accepts ₹25,000 crore against ₹55,518 crore in bids
The Reserve Bank of India (RBI) accepted its full notified ₹25,000 crore in the October 13, 2026 open market sale auction. Participants bid ₹55,518 crore at face value; settlement is on October 14, 2026.
Five securities find buyers
The six government securities produced these results, with amounts in ₹ crore at face value and bid counts shown as received/accepted: 7.88 percent GS 2030 received 4,583 and accepted 2,820, with 32/16 bids; 6.10 percent GS 2031 received 8,915 and accepted 8,430, with 45/35 bids; 7.95 percent GS 2032 received 5,875 and accepted 1,600, with 50/10 bids; 7.26 percent GS 2033 received 11,470 and accepted 2,735, with 66/19 bids; 7.18 percent GS 2033 received 19,015 and accepted 9,415, with 90/52 bids; 7.10 percent GS 2034 received 5,660, but the RBI accepted no bids or amount.
Competitive bids at the cutoff price for GS 2030 received 96.66 percent partial allotment; all other partial-allotment entries were not applicable.
Yields and prices by maturity
For the five securities with accepted bids, in the order listed above, cutoff yields were 7.1428, 7.2236, 7.2659, 7.3413 and 7.3947 percent.
Corresponding cutoff prices were ₹102.20, ₹95.54, ₹103.21, ₹99.58 and ₹98.85. Weighted average yields were 7.1105, 7.1979, 7.2582, 7.3290 and 7.3777 percent; weighted average prices were ₹102.30, ₹95.64, ₹103.25, ₹99.64 and ₹98.94. The 2034 security had no applicable yield or price results.
Ajit Prasad, Deputy General Manager (Communications), signed press release 2026-2027/1320.
Full sale, selective acceptance
The RBI met its notified sale amount without accepting any bids for the 2034 security.
The 7.18 percent GS 2033 attracted the largest bid amount and accounted for the largest accepted amount.
The results distinguish aggregate demand from the distribution of accepted bids across securities.