India's central bank opens dollar window to support rupee
Most outlets reported that India's central bank opened a dollar window to support the rupee amid its decline. Business Recorder led with the central bank's measures and mentioned the dollar window for oil companies. Minute Mirror focused on the dollar window covering the daily needs of state oil firms. Both framed the move as an effort to ease pressure on the currency.
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RBI dollar window to shield rupee from oil import ...
An RBI dollar window will now cover the full daily dollar needs of three state oil firms, as India's central bank moved to ease pressure on a weak rupee.
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India central bank takes steps to support rupee, opens dollar window for oil companies
MUMBAI: India’s central bank has announced more measures to support the rupee on Saturday after the currency fell to within striking distance of its record low. The Reserve Bank of India will open a special window to meet the daily dollar requirements of three government oil-marketing companies to ease the pressure on the spot market Under such an arrangement, used in times of strain on the cur...
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