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India's central bank seeks dollar inflows as rupee falls

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in the rupee
5.5% decline
record low
₹95.33 per dollar
have decreased
$728.5 billion
in March
$19 billion

India's central bank is exploring measures to mobilise dollar inflows to support its foreign exchange reserves amid a 5.5% decline in the rupee this year, which hit a record low of ₹95.33 per dollar. Foreign exchange reserves have decreased from $728.5 billion, with equity outflows reaching $19 billion in March and April. These discussions reflect the urgency to strengthen defenses against capital outflows.

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