Reliance Industries' treasury department is exploring strategies to manage its cash reserves amid potential interest rate hikes by the Rese...

The Indian rupee remained stable on Monday. Modest gains from equity index rebalancing were countered by corporate hedging. Traders are clo...

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

Indian government bonds saw a significant rise on Wednesday, driven by a dip in crude oil prices amid hopes of a U.S.-Iran peace deal. This...

Indian government bond yields jumped on Tuesday, pushing the benchmark 10-year yield to a three-week high, after oil climbed above $110 a b...

Indian government bonds held steady Tuesday, buoyed by slightly lower oil prices amid anticipation of U.S.-Iran peace talks. Traders mainta...

The Reserve Bank of India introduces revised currency swap frameworks for SAARC nations, providing INR, USD, and EUR support. The facilitie...

The Reserve Bank of India, in collaboration with the Indian government, has unveiled a revised framework on currency swap arrangements with...

Such FX transactions that the RBI carries out with banks have a widespread impact on the rupee’s exchange rate, liquidity in the banking sy...

In the wake of depleting foreign exchange reserves, Sri Lanka rupee is putting pressure on the balance of payments, The Leader reported quo...

The agreement signed under the SAARC Currency Swap Framework 2019-22 would be valid till November 13, 2022.

The new framework is valid from November 14, 2019 to November 13, 2022.

The agreement is effective from Thursday.

This arrangement would bring in greater stability to the foreign exchange and capital markets.

The agreement will further strengthen and widen the depth and diversity of economic cooperation between the two countries.

The government today decided to set up a task force which will look at the possibility of having currency swap agreements with key trading ...

Such agreements with those countries with which India has trade deficit, may have both positive and negative effects.