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Why RBI Wants NRI Dollars: Inside the $17 billion FCNR(B) deposit surge after falling to under $1 billion

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  1. RBI introduced a scheme to attract NRI deposits by permitting Indian banks to offer higher interest rates on FCNR(B) deposits.

  2. FCNR(B) deposits surged to $17 billion after falling to under $1 billion, driven by the RBI's policy change.

  3. The scheme addresses concerns over Indian Rupee depreciation against the US Dollar by allowing higher rates on foreign currency deposits.