Indian banks face FX risks on $127 billion in overseas deposits, risking rupee depreciation amid rising oil prices.
While the Reserve Bank of India’s special swap facility shields banks from FX risk on the deposits’ principal amounts, interest payments need to be managed by lenders independently.
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