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Reserve Bank of India conducts $10 billion currency swaps to curb liquidity

35 reports, 27 independent Updated Sep 1
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The Reserve Bank of India carried out currency swaps worth at least $10 billion in recent weeks to reduce liquidity in the financial system. These sell-buy swaps involved the RBI selling dollars to banks in exchange for rupees, a transaction that drains rupee liquidity from the system. Rates on dollar-rupee contracts maturing in three to six months have climbed this month, reflecting the central bank’s activity.

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The swaps were conducted as the central bank seeks to curb inflation risks stemming from a surplus of cash. This action follows significant inflows of foreign capital, which pushed surplus banking liquidity to a record level.

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  • The central bank's liquidity measures could affect the cost of funding for banks and the stability of the financial system.

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