India has attracted about ten billion dollars through a special deposit program. This initiative aims to bolster foreign exchange reserves and support the Indian rupee. The Reserve Bank of India introduced a zero-cost foreign-exchange swap facility for these deposits. Banks can now offer higher returns and leverage these funds, making the program more attractive. Inflows are expected to increase significantly before the September 30 deadline.

India has attracted about ten billion dollars through a special deposit program. This initiative aims to bolster foreign exchange reserves and support the Indian rupee. The…

India's Reserve Bank attracts nearly $10B in its FCNR(B) deposit drive, with analysts projecting $30-40B in total inflows to stabilize the rupee.

MUMBAI/NEW DELHI: Bankers expect India to draw $80-85 billion of foreign capital through the RBI's swap-backed push spanning FCNR(B) deposits, external commercial borrowings and…