India introduces new measures to support rupee amid currency pressures
Most outlets led with the announcement of India’s new dollar curbs aimed at defending the rupee. The Business Recorder provided additional context, noting the rupee is near record lows and specifying the measures include redirecting oil firms’ dollar purchases and tightening hedging rules. The Express Tribune also highlighted the redirection of oil firms’ purchases and tighter hedging rules but did not mention the currency’s record low status.
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India unveils tough curbs on dollar demand to defend rupee
MUMBAI: India on Saturday unveiled fresh measures to shore up the rupee, redirecting oil companies’ dollar purchases away from the spot market and tightening hedging rules as the currency hovers near record lows. The steps by the Reserve Bank of India come as persistent pressure on the rupee, fuelled by surging oil prices and global bond yields, has driven the currency down more than 7% this ye...
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India unveils dollar curbs to defend rupee
RBI redirects state oil firms' dollar purchases, tightens currency hedging rules
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