The Reserve Bank of India's new measures aim to boost foreign inflows. Public Sector Undertakings can now access concessional forex swaps for overseas borrowing until September 2026. Bankers suggest the RBI needs to cover at least half the hedging costs for this to make borrowing abroad cheaper and viable for these companies.

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…

The Reserve Bank of India will introduce a special foreign exchange swap facility for public sector undertakings. This initiative aims to encourage external commercial borrowings…

The Reserve Bank of India's new measures aim to boost foreign inflows. Public Sector Undertakings can now access concessional forex swaps for overseas borrowing until September…

Banks will now encourage more foreign currency deposits. The Reserve Bank of India will cover all hedging costs for these deposits. This move aims to attract significant foreign…

RBI introduces ECB and FCNR (B) swap windows to enhance liquidity and support foreign currency inflows until January 2027.

Banks will benefit from new Reserve Bank of India rules. Swap deals for foreign currency funds will not count towards their overnight foreign currency market position. This change…

The Reserve Bank of India is introducing a dollar-rupee swap facility for banks. This move aims to help state-run firms and lenders hedge their foreign currency borrowings. The…

RBI's decision to bear the hedging cost on FCNR-B deposits and exempt banks from maintaining the cash reserve ratio and statutory liquidity ratio against those deposits would save…