India may now receive Foreign Currency Non-Resident (Bank) deposits in the range of $65-70 billion by the end of the scheme and overall $80-USD 85 billion

Bank of India seeks $1.2 billion from foreign currency deposits and $2 billion from overseas borrowings. The bank has already secured $200 million through the FCNR-B window. …

RBI Governor asserts rupee is undervalued as FCNR(B) inflows surpass $32 billion, strengthening India's external financial position.