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Free flow of FCNR(B) money: RBI to bear hedging costs on NRI FX deposits, easing banks’ overseas funding
The Reserve Bank of India is now covering all hedging costs for banks raising foreign currency deposits. This move aims to make these deposits more attractive to overseas depositors. Banks expect to offer higher interest rates, potentially up to 100 basis points. This initiative seeks to increase dollar inflows through banking channels and revive interest in FCNR(B) deposits.
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economictimes.indiatimes.com
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RBI to bear full hedging cost on FCNR(B) deposits - The Economic Times
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RBI expects healthy foreign capital inflows, better balance of payments after easing measures
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Free flow of FCNR(B) money: RBI to bear hedging costs on NRI FX deposits, easing banks’ overseas funding
The Reserve Bank of India is now covering all hedging costs for banks raising foreign currency deposits. This move aims to make these deposits more attractive to overseas…
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timesofindia.indiatimes.com
From tax waivers to free hedges, RBI & govt join hands to boost Rupee
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RBI's foreign capital push reflects rising inflation, slowing growth concerns: Report
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