India Records Over $136 Billion in Forex Inflows
2 sources across 2 countries · India · United Kingdom
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- The Indian Express
- Reuters
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India has drawn approximately $136.37 billion to $136.38 billion in foreign exchange inflows. According to The Indian Express, this surge was driven by FCNR(B) deposits and the Reserve Bank of India's forex swap. Reuters reported that these inflows have bolstered support for the rupee.
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