The yields on two types of Treasury Bills (T-bills) dropped further on Sunday as banks preferred to invest their excess funds in the risk-free government securities. The cut-off yield, generally known as interest rate, on 91-day T-bills came down to 0.84 per cent on the day from 0.94 per cent of the previous auction held on October 18. On the other hand, the yield on 182-day T-bills also fell to 1.35 per cent on the day from 2.00 per cent earlier, according to the auction results. By issuing the T-bills on Sunday, the government borrowed Tk 17 billion to meet its budget deficit partly. The falling trend in yields on T-bills and bonds may continue until mop up the excess...