The Reserve bank of India will conduct fine-tuning operations to manage unanticipated and one-off liquidity flows, Governor Shaktikanta Das said on Tuesday. He said that RBI will endeavor to ensure adequate liquidity in the Govt security market as an integral element of its effort to maintain comfortable liquidity conditions in the system.

"In order to facilitate this process as markets settle down to regular timings and functioning and liquidity operations normalise, the Reserve Bank will also conduct fine-tuning operations from time to time as needed to manage unanticipated and one-off liquidity flows so that liquid conditions in the system evolve in a balanced and evenly distributed manner," RBI Governor said.

Noting that government securities are a distinct asset class, Das said that it is important to appreciate the role the G-sec market plays in the overall macro interest rate environment of the economy. Over the years, the market for G-secs and the associated market infrastructure has reached a stage where it could be considered as one among the best in the world, he said.

These developments have taken place in tandem with efforts to develop and liberalize other key financial markets such as the markets for interest rate derivatives and foreign exchange markets, together with efforts to build linkages across different markets and market infrastructure, the RBI Governor added.

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