MUMBAI: Banks have made a host of suggestions on how govt could attract $30–$50bn foreign exchange, most of them involving the central bank subsidising the hedging cost of the foreign exchange.

The Reserve Bank of India is considering interest rate hikes and currency swaps to stabilize the rupee after it hit an all-time low of 91.7425 against the dollar.

The Reserve Bank of India weighs interest rate hikes, $15B in currency swaps, and dollar reserves to stabilize the rupee amid capital outflows and a strong dollar.

MUMBAI: Banks have made a host of suggestions on how govt could attract $30–$50bn foreign exchange, most of them involving the central bank subsidising the hedging cost of the…