Madan Sabnavis
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- Aug 27, 2026
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What do we mean by forex reserves? (opens the original)
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In the light of the FCNR scheme being introduced to attract dollars, a question raised is whether these funds would be used to shore up reserves, or for intervention in the market to stabilise the rupee. The two would amount to the same even when the operations are conducted independently. Inflows can be added to the reserves as a matter of routine by swap with banks. At the same time there would be intervention in the spot market to steady the rupee, which would have been done even if FCNR sche
FCNR (B) scheme â a range of possibilities (opens the original)
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The Reserve Bank of Indiaâs announcement on FCNR (B) deposits, made as part of the credit policy, has lifted sentiments on the forex front. Estimates of expected inflows vary from $30-100 billion. Intuitively, if even around $50 billion comes in (which looks likely based on the current data), it will mean an additional liquidity of around â¹5 lakh crore for the economy. This can be a boost to banks at a time when credit growth has outpaced deposit growth. The equation will change when the dol
RBI, a stabilising force in turbulent times (opens the original)
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The Indian economy did emerge quite successfully in FY26. Yet, it was actually quite tumultuous with the US tariff issue weighing down heavily on exports and MSMEs. While the government did its part to boost consumption by lowering taxes, banks ran into the problem of liquidity with deposits growth lagging credit, thus leading to greater access to the bulk deposit and CD market. The rupee was volatile with depreciation of almost 10 per cent, posing a challenge for importers. If there was order i
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