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RBI says rupee's fall to 88.71 is due to global dollar demand, not policy, with strong reserves and banking sector growth.
Reserve Bank of India Governor Sanjay Malhotra stated the central bank does not target a specific rupee exchange rate, attributing recent depreciation to increased demand for the U.S. dollar driven by global trade dynamics and U.S. tariff concerns.
He emphasized market forces determine the rupee's value, noting strong foreign exchange reserves and a stable external position.
Malhotra expressed confidence in a favorable U.S. trade deal easing current account pressure and highlighted Indian banks' strong performance, with several expected to enter the world’s top 100 lenders.
The rupee fell 23 paise to 88.71 against the dollar, influenced by a broader dollar rally following Federal Reserve minutes showing opposition to a December rate cut.
RBI dice que la caída de la rupia a 88.71 se debe a la demanda global de dólares, no a la política, con fuertes reservas y crecimiento del sector bancario.