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India Draws $72.85 Billion in Forex Inflows as FCNR(B) Deposits Surge
New Delhi, India — India has mobilised $72.85 billion in foreign currency inflows through a special Reserve Bank of India (RBI) USD-INR swap facility, with Foreign Currency Non-Resident (Bank), or FCNR(B), deposits accounting for $65.397 billion as of August 21.
RBI Rupee Intervention: Limits and Long-Term Fixes
NEW DELHI, India — The Reserve Bank of India’s intervention in the foreign exchange market can help contain sharp swings in the rupee, but sustained currency stability ultimately depends on deeper economic factors such as the trade balance, export competitiveness, energy dependence and the nature of foreign capital flows.
UPI Charges Explained: Centre Says Everyday Payments Will Remain Free
NEW DELHI, India — The Centre has clarified that users will continue to make UPI payments free of charge, addressing concerns that recent changes proposed under the Payment and Settlement Systems Act could lead to charges on everyday digital transactions. The government said all Person-to-Person (P2P) UPI payments would remain free, while the vast majority of merchant transactions would also continue without charges.
NIFTY50 Outlook: Key Market Triggers Next Week
NEW DELHI, India — Indian equity markets enter the coming week with several domestic and global triggers in focus, including India’s July retail inflation data, Q1 corporate earnings, U.S. inflation figures, Foreign Institutional Investor (FII) activity and developments in U.S.-Iran peace negotiations. The NIFTY50 ended the previous week at 24,570 after gaining around 0.7%, while the SENSEX rose approximately 0.5% to 78,499.
RBI Bars Banks From Remotely Locking Borrowers’ Phones and Laptops Under New Loan Recovery Rules
RBI Device Locking Rules: The Reserve Bank of India (RBI) has introduced a new framework governing the use of technology in loan recovery, making it clear that banks and other regulated lenders cannot remotely disable or restrict a borrower’s mobile phone, tablet or laptop simply because of a loan default. The central bank has said such restrictions will be permitted only in limited circumstances and subject to strict safeguards.