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The Reserve Bank of India rolled out new measures aimed at attracting foreign capital to bolster the nation's balance of payments.

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The Reserve Bank of India rolled out new measures aimed at attracting foreign capital to bolster the nation's balance of payments.

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  1. RBI closed its concessional swap window and implemented measures to bolster India's balance of payments.Sub-event
  2. The RBI is utilizing a new amendment bill to offer tax exemptions aimed at attracting foreign capital.Sub-event
  3. RBI swap facility attracted over USD 20.7 billion in early 2026.Sub-event
  4. RBI implements capital attraction measures while West Asia tensions impact oil prices.1 source
  5. RBI successfully attracts foreign debt inflows to bolster the Indian economy.1 source
  6. RBI introduced new measures to attract foreign capital and strengthen the balance of payments.1 source
  7. RBI unveils package to attract foreign capital inflows amid West Asia conflict pressure.1 source

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