The Indian rupee weakened against the dollar as crude oil prices surged amid fading hopes for a U.S.-Iran peace deal. State-run banks inter...

The swap comes at a time when the central bank continues to defend a rapidly weakening rupee by selling dollars from forex reserves. Such a...

Indian government bond yields edged higher in early trading Tuesday, influenced by renewed U.S.-Iran tensions that pushed oil prices up. Th...

The Reserve Bank of India is exploring multiple options to stabilize the rupee, which recently hit a fresh low. These include a potential i...

India is well-positioned to handle retail inflation, according to ASSOCHAM. The industry lobby recommends the Reserve Bank of India maintai...

Indian bonds experienced a downturn as reports surfaced of the Reserve Bank of India considering interest rate hikes to bolster the rupee. ...

The Reserve Bank of India is exploring all avenues to steady the rupee. Options include raising interest rates and currency swaps. Official...

Indian government bonds reversed early gains as reports emerged that the central bank is considering a rate hike to curb the rupee's sharp ...

Indian stock markets surged in early trading, with Sensex and Nifty extending gains for a second day. A stronger rupee, falling bond yields...

The RBI will conduct a $5 billion USD/INR buy-sell swap auction on May 26 to inject long-term liquidity into the banking system and strengt...

Indian government bonds experienced a significant downturn Monday as failed U.S.-Iran peace talks sent oil prices soaring. This "risk-off" ...

According to the latest RBI data, a net of $4.27 billion long forwards contracts will mature until April end.

Under the sell-buy swap auction, a bank buys US dollars from the Reserve Bank and simultaneously agrees to sell the same amount of US dolla...

“With a view to elongating the maturity profile of its forward book and smoothen the receivables relating to forward assets, it has been de...

The dollar swap auction pumped in $650 million out the $2 billion targeted.

The RBI received bids for $16.3 billion versus $5 billion in its maiden dollar-swap auction.

Banks would be required to park dollar funds with RBI with a deal to buy it back from the RBI after three years.