RBI is urging state-run oil refiners to curb spot dollar buying, Reuters reports citing sources; refiners have been told to use special credit lines via large state-run lenders for FX needs

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The RBI's urging of state-run oil refiners to curb spot dollar buying signals a proactive approach to manage foreign exchange reserves and stabilize the rupee. This move likely aims to reduce volatility in the FX market, which could have spillover effects on energy prices given that India is a substantial oil importer. Watch for potential impacts on fixed income and currency valuations as these measures could influence the market's perception of RBI's policy stance.

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