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RBI exempts bank swap deals from net unhedged FX exposure norm
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 aims to help banks raise foreign currency more easily. The RBI had previously set a limit to control market volatility. This move is expected to provide relief and encourage foreign currency inflows.
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economictimes.indiatimes.com
PSUs to get concessional forex swaps to boost external borrowings
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…
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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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RBI may need to absorb at least half of hedging cost to spur ECBs by PSUs
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…
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RBI offers concessional swaps for PSUs, NRI deposits to drive forex inflows - The Economic Times
The Reserve Bank of India has introduced new foreign exchange measures. These include offering special swap facilities to encourage state-owned companies to raise funds abroad.…
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thehindubusinessline.com
RBI announces swap window for ECBs and FCNR (B) deposits
RBI introduces ECB and FCNR (B) swap windows to enhance liquidity and support foreign currency inflows until January 2027.
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RBI exempts bank swap deals from net unhedged FX exposure norm
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…
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RBI opens a dollar swap window to help hedge foreign borrowings
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…
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timesofindia.indiatimes.com
RBI to fully absorb forex risks, inflows may see $50bn boost
MUMBAI: Reserve Bank of India has opened the dollar tap by taking on the currency risk itself to draw in overseas money, while nudging state-owned borrowers to look abroad for…
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Banking stocks rise on forex swap facility for overseas borrowings
Indian bank shares surge as RBI announces forex swap facility for overseas borrowings with a minimum three-year maturity.
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timesofoman.com
RBI launches twin USD-INR forex swap facilities to attract foreign currency inflows and support external financing
(RBI) announced two special US Dollar-Rupee forex swap facilities, one for fresh Foreign Currency Non-Resident (Bank) [FCNR(B)] deposits and another for eligible External…
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RBI offers concessional swaps, allows leverage for NRI deposits to drive forex inflows
The Reserve Bank of India has introduced new foreign exchange measures. These include special swap facilities to encourage state-owned companies to raise funds abroad. Banks can…
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RBI offers discounted FX swaps at 1.5% to draw inflows
The Reserve Bank of India will offer state-run firms a concessional foreign exchange swap facility, allowing them to hedge overseas borrowings at roughly half of the prevailing…
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FX swap window may spur PSU rush for overseas loans
Public sector units like PFC, REC, and NaBFID are poised to increase their External Commercial Borrowings (ECBs) to leverage the RBI's 1.5% fixed-rate swap. This initiative is…
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RBI's measures may attract USD 60-70 billion foreign capital, support rupee: India Ratings
New measures by the RBI and government aim to attract foreign capital. These steps are expected to bring in USD 60-70 billion. This influx will support the Indian rupee. Reforms…