RBI is said to be selling dollars through state-run banks

The RBI's intervention in the forex market by selling dollars through state-run banks indicates a proactive stance to support the rupee amid potential volatility.

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This move could signal concern over currency stability and aims to mitigate depreciation risk, impacting both local fixed-income markets and broader investor sentiment. Watch for how this affects liquidity and yields in response to further currency fluctuations.

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