Rupee Stability
Latest news, explainers and analysis on Rupee Stability. Tracking 7 stories on Arth Vani.
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Latest on Rupee Stability
India’s Forex Reserves Jump $6.1 Billion to Reach $682.35 Billion
India's foreign exchange reserves surged by $6.1 billion to reach a total of $682.35 billion for the week ending July 24. This significant recovery follows a period of volatility caused by geopolitical tensions and active market interventions by the Reserve Bank of India.
India's External Debt Nears $763 Billion by FY26, Debt-to-GDP Ratio Rises
India's total external debt reached $762.8 billion by March 2026, increasing by $26.3 billion in a year and pushing the debt-to-GDP ratio to 20.8%. This increase, partly due to a strong US dollar, includes a growing share of short-term debt, which is an important indicator for the economy and could influence the rupee's stability.
RBI Opens Indian Stock Market to All Global Individual Investors
The Reserve Bank of India has expanded access to the domestic stock market, allowing all foreign individuals to invest directly in listed Indian companies. This move, which was previously restricted to NRIs and OCIs, aims to attract global capital and stabilize the Rupee.
Government Simplifies Rules for Foreign Investors to Boost Rupee and Bond Markets
The Indian government has launched a simplified application process for Foreign Portfolio Investors (FPIs) to encourage more global capital into the country. This regulatory change aims to stabilize the Rupee and could eventually lead to better interest rates for domestic retail borrowers and savers.
BreakingIndian Banks Offer Up to 7% Interest on Dollar Deposits to Attract NRI Funds
Major Indian banks have hiked interest rates on foreign currency deposits to nearly 7% to draw in NRI investments. This move aims to stabilize the rupee and address the growing demand for liquidity amid rising global oil prices.
RBI Relaxes Norms for NRI Deposits and PSU Loans to Boost Forex Inflows
The Reserve Bank of India has introduced new measures allowing banks to offer leverage on NRI foreign currency deposits. This move, along with special swap windows for state-run firms, aims to increase foreign exchange reserves and stabilize the Rupee.
India Eyes Global Bond Inclusion: Move Could Lower Interest Rates and Boost Rupee
India is renewing its push to join major global bond indices after introducing tax breaks for foreign investors. Successful inclusion is expected to trigger massive foreign capital inflows, which could help stabilize the Rupee and reduce borrowing costs for the government and retail consumers.
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