The Reserve Bank of India's significant intervention in the foreign exchange market is drawing comparisons to past periods when the rupee was more tightly controlled.

India's central bank successfully raised $40 billion from its diaspora through a rare push to repatriate savings, exceeding expectations and providing support for the struggling rupee.

India's central bank reportedly sold approximately $7 billion on Friday to defend the rupee against depreciation. Despite $32 billion in forex inflows, the rupee has yet to see a significant boost.

India's central bank has reiterated its efforts to prevent the integration of cryptocurrencies into the country's traditional financial system, maintaining a cautious stance on digital assets.

India's central bank, the RBI, plans to fully absorb foreign exchange risks, a move that analysts suggest could lead to a significant boost in inflows, potentially reaching $50 billion.

India's central bank, the RBI, has relaxed rules for foreign borrowing by Public Sector Undertakings (PSUs) and for FCNR deposits in banks, aiming to boost capital flow.

India's central bank may be prompted to hike interest rates to defend its falling currency and address the rising risk of higher inflation, similar to actions taken by Indonesia.

India's central bank's foreign exchange forward book has surged to over $100 billion, a development attributed to the Iran war's negative impact on the Indian rupee.

India's central bank has instructed state-run oil refiners to cease buying dollars in the spot market and instead utilize a government facility.

India's central bank is proposing the implementation of transaction lags as a measure to combat the surge in digital frauds. This initiative aims to provide a window for users to report suspicious activities before transactions are finalized.

India's central bank has decided to keep its key interest rate unchanged, with the weakening rupee becoming a primary focus for policymakers. The decision reflects ongoing concerns about currency stability and its impact on the economy.

India's central bank has announced that it will keep foreign debt investment limits unchanged for the fiscal year 2026-27.

India's central bank, the Reserve Bank of India (RBI), has extended the timeline for export realisation, providing trade relief amidst ongoing global disruptions.

India's central bank acquired $2.5 billion on a net basis in January, as indicated by its latest bulletin, reflecting its foreign exchange market operations.

India's central bank is actively employing key tools to defend the falling Rupee, indicating efforts to stabilize the national currency.

The Reserve Bank of India maintained its benchmark interest rate for the fourth consecutive review, monitoring whether rising energy costs from the Iran conflict will fuel broader inflation.

India's central bank is expected to maintain its current interest rates, even as other central banks globally pivot towards rate hikes.

India's central bank intervened in the local currency market by selling dollars, leading the rupee to its best performance in over a month, according to traders.

The head of India's central bank stated that it is currently premature to discuss potential interest rate hikes, indicating a cautious stance on monetary policy.

India's central bank, the RBI, kept its key interest rates unchanged while announcing steps to draw in foreign investment, citing disruptions from the ongoing conflict in West Asia as a factor affecting growth and inflation.

India's central bank has maintained its interest rates at 5.25% while expressing concerns over the situation in the Middle East and pressures on the Indian rupee. The bank also announced measures to support the faltering national currency.

India's central bank, the RBI, reportedly sold $12 billion in gold reserves to protect foreign currency assets, as the government implements measures like fuel price hikes and increased import duties to stabilize the economy against external shocks.

India's Reserve Bank of India (RBI) is considering measures to tackle the increasing cases of digital fraud, which cost Indians $25 billion in 2025.

India's central bank is reportedly planning to implement a one-hour delay for digital payments exceeding Rs10,000 as a measure to prevent fraud.

India's central bank is reportedly exploring options to address payment lags and implement checks for senior citizens, as digital fraud targeting this demographic continues to rise. An RBI paper highlights the growing concerns and potential regulatory responses.

India's central bank has decided to hold its key interest rates steady amidst an uncertain economic outlook, partly influenced by ongoing tensions in the Middle East. This decision aims to balance inflation concerns with growth stability.

India's central bank, the RBI, is evaluating whether to maintain its repo rate unchanged, as inflation risks are being pushed higher by factors including the Iran War and the 'Super El Nino' phenomenon. The bank has kept the rate steady in recent meetings, with the last cut occurring in December 2025.

India's central bank has introduced its Payments Vision 2028 roadmap, outlining future strategies and developments for the country's payment systems.

The unexpected resignation of India's central bank chief has left global investors perplexed, raising questions about the country's financial stability.

India's central bank is expected to maintain current interest rates at its August 5 policy meeting, considering ongoing oil and inflation risks.

India's Central Bank has announced that net foreign exchange deposits totaled $17.4 billion, indicating significant inflows.

India's central bank is addressing concerns about the rupee, asserting that the currency is not particularly weak and that efforts to stabilize it come with both costs and benefits.

The gap between deposit and lending interest rates widened in Greece in April, according to the Bank of Greece. Meanwhile, India's central bank maintained its key interest rate, keeping the rupee in focus.

An article explores the role of India's central banker in addressing the country's growing economic concerns and fears, amidst broader discussions on Gen Z's increasing political engagement.

India's central bank is expected to provide a record dividend to help cushion the economic impact of global conflicts.

India's central bank has revoked the operating permit for Paytm Payments Bank, impacting its financial services and customer operations. The decision cites regulatory non-compliance.

India's central bank has issued a warning about persistent inflation, citing the ongoing conflict in the Middle East as a contributing factor.

The Reserve Bank of India's plan for cash withdrawal has led to an increase in bond yields and swap rates in the Indian market.

India's central bank is reportedly contemplating a delay for certain digital payments as a measure to curb fraud. This move aims to enhance security within the digital transaction ecosystem.

India’s central bank needs to weigh growth risks and inflation pressures from the Iran war as higher energy costs and supply disruptions mount.

India's central bank has implemented stricter rules for non-deliverable foreign exchange (FX) contracts. This regulatory tightening aims to enhance oversight and stability within the country's currency markets.

India's central bank, the RBI, has stepped in as the Indian Rupee reached a fresh low, a development attributed to the ongoing war in Iran.

India's central bank, the RBI, has reportedly spent over $20 billion of its foreign exchange reserves this month in an effort to protect the rupee from the economic fallout of the Iran war.