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RBI Swap Inflows
Tracked across 3 sources · Updated 4h ago
The RBI's special forex swap facility attracted $40.82 billion by July 31, 2026, nearly doubling in two weeks. FCNR(B) deposits led, contributing $36.725 billion. The surge helped limit rupee's decline despite a 20% oil price hike.
How it unfolded
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RBI measures limit rupee fall despite oil surge
2d ago
Inflows nearly double from $20.72 billion in two weeks
2d ago
RBI swap facility draws $40.82 billion by July 31
What happened earlier
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Full story →Capital inflows, RBI measures limit rupee's decline in July: Report
The Indian rupee depreciated by 0.8% in July despite a 20% surge in crude oil prices.
A Bank of Baroda report attributes the limited decline to strong foreign capital inflows.
Proactive measures by the Reserve Bank of India helped limit the rupee's fall.
A weaker US dollar also contributed to the rupee's resilience in July.
Earlier · 1d ago
Full story →RBI forex swap window draws $40.82 billion till July 31, FCNR(B) deposits lead inflows
RBI's forex swap window drew $40.82 billion till July 31.
FCNR(B) deposits contributed $36.725 billion to the total.
Overseas Foreign Currency Borrowings (OFCBs) accounted for $2.575 billion.
External Commercial Borrowings (ECBs) brought in $1.516 billion.
Earlier · 1d ago
Full story →Forex boost: RBI's special swap facility draws $40.8 bn in foreign inflows
Foreign exchange inflows under RBI's special swap facility reached $40.816 billion by July 31, up from $20.718 billion on July 17.
FCNR(B) deposits were the largest contributor at $36.725 billion, about 90% of total inflows.
OFCBs contributed $2.575 billion and ECBs added $1.516 billion.
The facility aims to strengthen India's balance of payments and incentivize capital inflows.
The swap window for FCNR(B) deposits is open until September 30, 2026, and for OFCBs and ECBs until December 31, 2026.