GENERAL7 Sept 2026
Tech glitch on e-Kuber hits demand at RBI's 30-day liquidity mop-up auction
A technical glitch on the RBI's e-Kuber platform disrupted its 30-day VRRR auction. Banks placed bids worth Rs 2.59 trillion against the notified Rs 7 trillion, well below expectations of up to Rs 5 trillion. VRRR means Variable Rate Reverse Repo, RBI's tool to absorb extra cash. Less money being mopped up means banks keep more liquidity. Watch short-term interest rates.
Key Statutory Highlights
- RBI's 30-day VRRR auction received bids of only Rs 2.59 trillion.
- The notified amount was Rs 7 trillion, and market expectations were up to Rs 5 trillion.
- A technical glitch on the e-Kuber platform affected bid demand.
Actionable Advice for Taxpayers / Founders:Track the next RBI auction announcement to see if the e-Kuber glitch is fixed and bid participation recovers.
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