RBI may have to bear forex risk to boost foreign money inflows India may need central bank support to attract dollar investments, potentially through forex deposit schemes, to cover exchange risks and offer competitive yields. Economists suggest higher subsidies from the RBI might be necessary to make such initiatives attractive for banks, especially given current global interest rates.
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View all signals →RBI introduces specific turnover thresholds for money changers The Reserve Bank of India has introduced new rules for the money changing sector, emphasizing banking principles and setting a ₹10 crore annual turnover threshold for authorized dealers. The central bank is tightening oversight by shifting responsibility to principal authorized dealers, strengthening accountability for customer protection and compliance in forex transactions.