The RBI will sell 25,000 crore of a single 2029 bond line
An outright sale on 28 September sits on top of the daily overnight drains - two instruments working on two different horizons of the same liquidity surplus.
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Europe's fuel burden is heaviest per tank in the Balkans
A 50-litre refuel puts Bosnia and Herzegovina at the top and Greece first within the EU, while the IEA is cited on refinery output running well below last July.
Lane opens the euro area outlook with energy assumptions
The ICMB lecture puts four projection vintages side by side and adds the futures curve from the day before, so the reader can see how much of the outlook is the assumption.
The Bank of England argues no bank is too small to resolve
A Florence speech on the UK approach follows sessions on medium-sized banks - the category too large for a deposit payout and too small for a bespoke plan.
The BoJ publishes Japan's repo data on the BIS template
Securities financing is the plumbing that decides whether a bond market has depth, and collecting it to a common template is what makes cross-country comparison possible.
Cipollone lists monetary transmission as a payments objective
The ECB deck names digitalisation, DLT and dependency reduction as drivers, then puts policy effectiveness among four aims for the payments landscape.
Three releases today came with instructions for doubting them
The ONS shipped revisions triangles, Barr conceded the quality adjustment before using his figure, and the RBI published a weighted average next to a range three times as wide. Each told you where its own number is weak.
The RBI absorbed ₹2.29 lakh crore net in a single overnight session
Money market operations for 22 September show ₹7.45 lakh crore traded overnight at a weighted average of 5.11%, with the standing deposit facility taking ₹1.6 lakh crore at 5.00%.
The BoJ's deposit facility rate moves to 1.25% tomorrow, by a 7-2 vote
The amendment to the Complementary Deposit Facility terms takes effect on 24 September, the same day as the new call rate guideline and the 1.5% basic loan rate.
Almost ten million people voted on what the next euro notes look like
The ECB reported the turnout for its public survey on the themes and designs of the next euro banknote series, one of the largest consultations it has run.