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RBI Faces Potential $10.6 Billion Cost After Record Diaspora Deposit Inflows Under Forex Swap Facility
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· September 4, 2026
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Key points The Reserve Bank of India may face a major cost challenge as a result, with a potential cost of $10. A special deposit programme has received a stronger-than-expected response, with significant foreign currency deposits from overseas.
A special deposit programme has received a stronger-than-expected response, with significant foreign currency deposits from overseas. This programme was designed to attract deposits from abroad.
The Reserve Bank of India may face a major cost challenge as a result, with a potential cost of $10.6 billion. This is due to record diaspora deposit inflows under a forex swap facility.
Further details on the potential cost and the deposit programme are available from a report by Bloomberg, which discusses the implications of this development for the central bank.
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Category: News Published: September 4, 2026 Source: Free Press Journal Reading time: 1 min
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