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Led by NRI deposits, RBI swaps may draw $80-85 billion
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 overseas foreign currency bonds issued by banks, though the timing of inflows is likely to be uneven as durations differ.
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thehindu.com
RBI’s Foreign Currency Swap schemes receive positive response from NRIs in Singapore, HK, West Asia, U.K., U.S.: PSB chiefs
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thehindubusinessline.com
Frontloaded inflows of $8-9 bn at systemic level possible via fresh FCNR(B) deposits: SBI Eco Research
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