BusinessPublished Nov 1, 2026, 4:05 AM

India draws $143.6 billion through the Reserve Bank's concessional swap facility

The central-bank facility attracted a large wave of foreign-exchange inflows by September 18.

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The central-bank facility attracted a large wave of foreign-exchange inflows by September 18.

India attracted $143.6 billion in foreign-exchange inflows through a concessional swap facility, according to data reported by Reuters. The figure, measured as of September 18, highlights the scale of funds drawn through the Reserve Bank of India's effort to strengthen liquidity and foreign-exchange reserves amid shifting global conditions.

Source: Reuters · September 21, 2026

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