RBI Governor Sanjay Malhotra justified early closure of FCNR(B) deposit scheme as data-driven and prudent
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RBI's early FCNR(B) deposit scheme closure 'data-driven' or a policy U-turn? Governor Malhotra explains
RBI Governor Sanjay Malhotra defended the early closure of the FCNR(B) deposit scheme, calling it a data-driven and prudent calibration. The decision was prompted by stronger-than-expected dollar inflows and aims to attract $80 billion into India's economy. The central bank emphasized its commitment to managing exchange rate volatility and maintaining stable market conditions. This move reflects RBI's proactive liquidity management and foreign exchange strategy.
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Scheme closure aims to attract $80 billion into Indian economy through foreign currency deposits
Decision based on stronger-than-expected dollar inflows into the country
RBI committed to managing exchange rate volatility and ensuring market stability
FCNR(B) stands for Foreign Currency Non-Resident (Bank) deposits scheme for NRIs
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