Sri Lanka new regime in shock parliamentary defeat over borrowing powers

First Guy wrote:
But there is no actual lending to the govt happening in the secondary market, correct?

කිත්සිරි ද සිල්වා wrote:Is Printing money not an easy option ?

RPPA wrote:

stockback wrote:what do you(RPPA) think about T-Bil Rates tomorrow ?

I think it will be fall. bcz officially demand is 21Billions maximum in near future.

please explain bit more. with T-Bill rates

Surely the secondary market rates will appreciate.I'll post an update during the day.

stockback wrote:mama oya arthika widdaingayagen ahanne eka prashnayai.
widimathwa mudal print karanna awashay sadaka monada kiyala?
oya speech eka katpadam karagena awilla. kata hari kiyala kuppiyak dagena awilla inne. haras prashnayak ahuwanam kora. UNP modayoth ahanne moda prashna

RPPA wrote:

RPPA wrote:

stockback wrote:what do you(RPPA) think about T-Bil Rates tomorrow ?

I think it will be fall. bcz officially demand is 21Billions maximum in near future.

please explain bit more. with T-Bill rates

Surely the secondary market rates will appreciate.I'll post an update during the day.

In the Bond market the rates are equated at higher levels.The gap between buyer & seller is very wide.

stockback wrote:

RPPA wrote:

RPPA wrote:

stockback wrote:what do you(RPPA) think about T-Bil Rates tomorrow ?

I think it will be fall. bcz officially demand is 21Billions maximum in near future.

please explain bit more. with T-Bill rates

Surely the secondary market rates will appreciate.I'll post an update during the day.

In the Bond market the rates are equated at higher levels.The gap between buyer & seller is very wide.

that mean primary dealers getting more money?
what is main different between T-Bill and T-Bond, I think T-Bill interest(Value*Coupon rate) get beginning. But T-Bod should be different.  

T-Bond sale in primary market as T-Bond or ?
RPPA please help me to solve these thing in correct way. I have read few articles bit confuse now.

RPPA wrote:

stockback wrote:what do you(RPPA) think about T-Bil Rates tomorrow ?

I think it will be fall. bcz officially demand is 21Billions maximum in near future.

please explain bit more. with T-Bill rates

Surely the secondary market rates will appreciate.I'll post an update during the day.

When someone desperately need money the lenders will demand.

But the Bill Auction is tricky for me as Government can ask EPF, ETF & Other Government banks to quote low. Therefore the auction can be managed. But I doubt how much of money available with those institutions after subscribing for series of Bill & Bond auctions.

RPPA wrote:

stockback wrote:

RPPA wrote:

RPPA wrote:

stockback wrote:what do you(RPPA) think about T-Bil Rates tomorrow ?

I think it will be fall. bcz officially demand is 21Billions maximum in near future.

please explain bit more. with T-Bill rates

Surely the secondary market rates will appreciate.I'll post an update during the day.

In the Bond market the rates are equated at higher levels.The gap between buyer & seller is very wide.

that mean primary dealers getting more money?
what is main different between T-Bill and T-Bond, I think T-Bill interest(Value*Coupon rate) get beginning. But T-Bod should be different.  

T-Bond sale in primary market as T-Bond or ?
RPPA please help me to solve these thing in correct way. I have read few articles bit confuse now.

Treasury Bill is a short term investment issued through auctions conducted by the Central Bank of Sri Lanka on behalf of the Government. Treasury Bills are issued at a discount and the face value is paid at maturity with interest paid up-front. An investor can buy Treasury Bills either directly from Commercial Bank or from primary dealers. T/Bills issues in weekly basis (normally Wednesday).

Treasury Bonds are a type of investment instrument issued by the Central Bank of Sri Lanka through primary auctions held throughout the year. These are considered to be medium and long term monetary instruments, of which the maturity period ranges from 2 to 30 years.Unlike a Treasury Bill, you as the holder of a Bond will be entitled to semi-annual periodic interest payments (coupon interest) which is paid at a pre-determined fixed rate during the life of the bond. Depending on the yield and the coupon rate, the price (per 100 rupees) of a bond, can either be more than Rs. 100 (premium) or below Rs. 100(discount).Issued only when needed.

Both are issued by way of auctions or through placements or for payments due to be payed by the Government.

In the secondary market both are getting traded.

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