The Reserve Bank of India has introduced measures to boost foreign currency inflows, including incentives for external commercial borrowings and bearing hedging costs on FCNR(B) deposits. These steps aim to strengthen external buffers and support the rupee amidst market outflows. The central bank also maintained its policy rate at 5.25% and a neutral stance, while revising inflation and growth forecasts.

India considers measures to support the rupee, allowing the RBI to maintain current interest rates amid inflation concerns.

MUMBAI, June 5 : The Reserve Bank of India on Friday kept its policy repo rate unchanged at 5.25 per cent, opting to look past rupee weakness and assess the fallout from rising…

The Reserve Bank of India has introduced new measures to draw foreign investment. These steps aim to boost the country's finances and support the rupee. The RBI is easing rules…

The RBI's Monetary Policy Committee unanimously held the repo rate at 5.25% and maintained a neutral stance, citing amplified inflation risks. To bolster the rupee, the central…

The Reserve Bank of India is stepping in to boost dollar inflows. It will cover the full hedging cost for banks attracting foreign currency non-resident deposits. This incentive…

RBI holds repo rate at 5.25% as inflation forecast rises and markets gain on policy stability

The Reserve Bank of India will let the rupee's value be set by the market. It will only step in if trading becomes too unstable. Simultaneously, the RBI is introducing new plans…

The Reserve Bank of India has maintained its neutral policy stance and kept interest rates steady. The central bank has adjusted its forecasts for economic growth and inflation.…

The Reserve Bank of India unveiled new measures to attract deposits and bolster the economy. Governor Sanjay Malhotra discussed strategies for economic growth and inflation…

The Centre and RBI launch measures to attract foreign capital, aiming to bridge India's $40-50 billion balance of payments gap.

India's central bank holds interest rates steady despite rising inflation. The focus shifts to stabilizing the rupee with a new dollar deposit scheme. This move aims to attract…