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India's central bank sold $100M in foreign currency per minute to support the rupee, losing $38B in reserves since June.
The Reserve Bank of India has been selling $100 million in foreign currency per minute to defend the rupee, reducing foreign exchange reserves by $38 billion since June.
To offset liquidity drain, it plans to inject $16 billion via bond purchases and swaps.
Despite allowing more currency flexibility, the rupee has fallen past 90 to the dollar, pressured by trade tensions, capital outflows, and U.S. tariffs.
Interventions have slowed, and the RBI’s forward book now holds a $64 billion net short dollar position, limiting future options.
Trade talks with the U.S. may ease pressure, but market skepticism remains.
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El banco central de la India vendió $ 100M en moneda extranjera por minuto para apoyar la rupia, perdiendo $ 38B en reservas desde junio.