Mumbai, June 11 -- The government's latest treasury bill auction on June 11 saw healthy participation across all three tenors, with the 91-day paper drawing the most attention. Against a notified amount of Rs 9,000 crore for the 91-day T-Bill, the Centre received bids worth a staggering Rs 33,117.04 crore, signalling robust demand. The cut-off yield for this short-term security was set at 5.3694%, with the price fixed at Rs 98.6790. Ultimately, Rs 8,979.51 crore was allotted under the competitive route, with a partial allotment ratio of 95.95%, while the full Rs 7,520.45 crore of non-competitive bids was accepted.

The 182-day T-Bill also found decent takers, attracting Rs 12,546.10 crore in competitive bids against the notified Rs 5,000 ...