India's short bills clear higher across all three tenors
The RBI's 23 September Treasury bill auction cleared at 5.3900%, 5.8196% and 6.0895%, with all three notified amounts fully accepted — every cut-off above the equivalent a week earlier.
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The RBI's 23 September Treasury bill auction cleared at 5.3900%, 5.8196% and 6.0895%, with all three notified amounts fully accepted — every cut-off above the equivalent a week earlier.
The Board approved BancFirst Corporation's acquisition of Spirit BankCorp and the merger of SpiritBank into BancFirst, with the branch network carried over.
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