RBI tightens net open position rules to stabilize rupee

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•The RBI announced tighter net open position limits for banks on March 27 to curb rupee depreciation.
•By March 30, the rupee recovered 128 paise from its all-time low to 93.57 against the U.S. dollar.
•The rupee’s rebound followed increased dollar sales by banks complying with the new RBI limits.
•The rupee had hit fresh lows amid concerns over the Iran war impacting regional economic stability.
•The RBI’s action directly influenced foreign exchange trading by restricting speculative currency positions.

▸If the RBI maintains strict net open position limits the rupee may stabilize further, reducing volatility for Indian importers and exporters.

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RBI’s tighter net open position limits reduce speculative dollar demand, supporting the rupee’s value against the U.S. dollar.

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