India is reportedly mulling steps to make Dollar inflows more attractive, to help the weak INR, sources suggest; non-resident FX deposit scheme and tax reliefs on foreign government bonds are reportedly being looked into

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India's consideration of measures to attract dollar inflows reflects its intent to bolster the weak INR. Potential reforms, such as a non-resident FX deposit scheme and tax incentives for foreign government bonds, could enhance liquidity and investment appeal, possibly stabilizing FX rates in the short-term.

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