India's RBI gives banks more flexibility in swapping overseas dollar deposits

The Reserve Bank of India has permitted banks to swap dollars more than once weekly. This change aids banks in managing large inflows before a deposit scheme deadline. The special deposit scheme has attracted over sixty-five billion dollars so far. Banks are raising overseas funds to leverage potential depositors before the scheme closes. This move offers banks flexibility in handling dollar liquidity and managing swap costs.

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