PM Modi holds EAC meeting to discuss economic growth and reform measures amid currency volatility and global uncertainty following strong 2025-26 GDP data.
PM Modi chaired an EAC meeting to review India’s 7.7% growth, focusing on reforms and currency stability amid global market uncertainty and rising fuel prices.
India's recent tax exemptions for foreign investors in government bonds aim to deepen the market, attract global capital, and improve liquidity beyond just the rupee.
India has launched key investment reforms to stabilize the rupee and capital account. Discover how tax incentives and RBI policies are attracting global investors.
The RBI is targeting up to $75 billion in inflows through new bond and investment measures to shield the rupee, even as it battles rising inflation and lower growth.
The RBI’s new reform package aims to draw $40-75 billion in inflows to stabilize the rupee, while the MPC holds the repo rate at 5.25% amidst inflation concerns.
The Indian government has announced significant measures to attract foreign capital, including tax-free bond income and eased investment norms for global investors.
The government and RBI have unveiled tax waivers on G-sec investments and subsidized hedging to boost the rupee, driving its best gain in two months this Friday.
India moves to attract foreign capital by exempting bond taxes and expanding the Fully Accessible Route (FAR), aiming to stabilize the rupee and boost market growth.
RBI Governor Sanjay Malhotra announces new NRI deposit measures to boost the rupee as the central bank maintains its 4% inflation target and eyes crypto policy.
RBI Governor Sanjay Malhotra outlines new NRI deposit measures and inflation targets as the central bank aims to stabilize the rupee and support economic growth.
RBI Governor Sanjay Malhotra outlines new measures to attract NRI deposits and bolster the rupee, while maintaining a strict 4% inflation target for India's economy.
The rupee gained 50 paise against the dollar after the RBI announced new measures to attract foreign investment, easing norms for bonds and NRIs amid global unrest.
The Indian rupee rose 50 paise to 95.24 against the dollar following the latest RBI policy decision, which maintained a neutral interest rate stance.
The RBI holds repo rates at 5.25% as inflation remains below target. Discover why the central bank is choosing stability despite oil prices and a weaker rupee.
Discover why the RBI is allowing the rupee to depreciate instead of intervening, and how the impossible trilemma is shaping current monetary policy in India.