Business · 10/11/20261 min read

BOBC Auction Results - 10 November 2026

Summary

The Monetary Policy Rate (MoPR) was unchanged at 5.5 percent of the previous week for a paper maturing on 18 November 2026. For the 1-month BoBC paper maturing on 9 December 2026 , the stop-out yield decreased from 6.

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