Foreign banks have facilitated most FCNR(B) deposits under the RBI's swap facility. This concessional swap facility has attracted over twenty billion dollars in total inflows. FCNR(B) deposits accounted for seventeen billion dollars of these significant inflows. Some large state-owned and private banks also hold a substantial share. The facility aims to strengthen India's balance of payments and forex liquidity.

Expected FCNR(B) deposit inflows are now projected at fifty to fifty-five billion dollars. Taxation complexities for nonresidents and tighter West Asian liquidity are impacting…

Banks anticipate a surge in FCNR-B deposits before the September deadline. Initial inflows have been below expectations, but partnerships are being forged. Demand from…

In a remarkable financial boost, India's central bank recorded significant foreign exchange inflows of $20.72 billion, primarily through a swap facility provided by the Reserve…

In a remarkable financial boost, India's central bank recorded significant foreign exchange inflows of $20.72 billion, primarily through a swap facility provided by the Reserve…

RBI reports strong $17.406 billion inflow in FCNR (B) deposits, highlighting robust NRI interest under the swap facility.

Reserve Bank of India's special swap facility to attract foreign currency brought in $20.72 billion till July 17, with most of the money coming through Foreign Currency…