The Reserve Bank of India did not ​accept any bids in ‌an auction to buyback government ​bonds, results ⁠released on Thursday showed.Below are some details:* The buyback included ‌bonds maturing this financial year.* ‌Investors offered bonds ‌worth ⁠only 10% of ⁠the ₹30,000 crore ($3.18 billion) New Delhi sought to buy ​through the buyback.* ‌Traders cited ample banking liquidity as the reason for the tepid response.* “Banks ‌already have ample ​surplus and are looking for avenues to ⁠park these funds, and hence there was hardly ‌any interest from them,” a treasury official at a private bank said.* Bids were likely placed at ‌prices higher than market levels, ​a private bank trader said.* New Delhi ⁠has bought back bonds ⁠worth ₹25,700 crore so far in ‌this financial year.Published on September 3, 2026