India to switch bonds worth 250 billion rupees next week

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* The auction will swap six bonds maturing between 2027 and 2029 for longer-dated paper maturing up to 2062

Debt mutual funds staged a sharp turnaround in October, recording net inflows of Rs 1.13 lakh crore after heavy outflows in September. Liquid and overnight funds accounted for the bulk of the inflows, reflecting a seasonal reversal of quarter-end withdrawals. However, the recovery remained uneven, with several duration-oriented categories continuing to witness outflows.

* The government conducts conversion of bonds maturing in the near term into longer-term bonds to manage its debt redemption profile and push out repayment obligations

* In October, the government bought back 113.02 billion rupees of bonds, issuing long-term securities worth 116.51 billion rupees, in a switch auction

* India plans to borrow 7.86 trillion rupees through bonds in the second half of the current fiscal, taking the total figure for the year to 16 trillion rupees.