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  • India's forex reserves rise $938 million to $682 billion despite RBI's $5 billion swap June 5, 2026
    India's foreign exchange reserves saw a slight increase of $938 million, reaching $682 billion by May 29. This rise occurred despite a significant dollar-rupee swap by the Reserve Bank of India. The central bank likely sold dollars in the spot market to support the rupee. Foreign currency assets grew, while gold reserves saw a decline.
  • FAR expansion, tax relief may boost foreign bond inflows, but risks remain June 5, 2026
    New government debt rules aim to attract foreign investment. Additional government securities are now accessible to foreign investors. Tax exemptions are also in place. These measures are expected to boost Indian debt appeal over time. However, immediate foreign inflows remain uncertain. Global events like oil prices and regional conflicts influence investor […]
  • PSUs to get concessional forex swaps to boost external borrowings June 5, 2026
    The Reserve Bank of India will introduce a special foreign exchange swap facility for public sector undertakings. This initiative aims to encourage external commercial borrowings by these entities. The facility will be available until September 30. It is expected to significantly increase dollar inflows into India. Governor Sanjay Malhotra anticipates health […]
  • IT secretary signals stricter govt controls for AI, biometric devices June 5, 2026
    India's IT secretary, S Krishnan, emphasized the need for strategic autonomy and control over AI and biometric hardware. Citing concerns over industrial espionage and data security, he highlighted the importance of sourcing devices from trusted origins, a move already underway in sectors like telecom and CCTV.
  • For a few dollars more: Inflation bypass can hurt June 5, 2026
    India's central bank holds interest rates steady despite rising inflation. The focus shifts to stabilizing the rupee with a new dollar deposit scheme. This move aims to attract foreign currency and boost confidence. While offering gains to non-resident Indians, it comes at a significant cost and distorts market rates.

 

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