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Nomura anticipates tighter forex remittance rules to address deficit

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annually
$250,000
in FY26
$105 billion
in FY25
$81 billion

Nomura forecasts additional policy measures to narrow India's current account deficit. Potential changes may include tighter rules under the Liberalized Remittance Scheme, which permits residents to remit up to $250,000 annually. The firm also notes a significant rise in precious metals imports, totaling $105 billion in FY26, up from $81 billion in FY25.

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