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RBI window to ease refiners’ monthly dollar demand and rupee pressure
The Reserve Bank of India has set up a special window for state-run oil refiners.
It is expected to meet almost $10 billion of their monthly demand for dollars.
Without the window, the refiners would buy those dollars on the spot market.
The added demand for dollars can put pressure on the rupee, India’s currency.
Moving the demand to the special window is expected to ease that pressure.
The arrangement concerns state-run refiners and the Indian currency market.
The source does not say how long the window will operate or what happens next.
The Reserve Bank of India’s special window for state-run oil refiners is expected to take almost $10 billion of monthly dollar demand off the spot market.
The move is intended to ease pressure on the rupee.
The account was attributed to people familiar with the development.
- Who
- The Reserve Bank of India and state-run oil refiners.
- What
- A special window is expected to take almost $10 billion of monthly dollar demand off the spot market.
- When
- Not stated.
- Where
- India.
- Why
- To ease pressure on the rupee.
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- Monthly dollar demand
- Almost $10 billion
- Institution
- Reserve Bank of India
- Beneficiaries
- State-run oil refiners
- Market effect
- Expected to ease pressure on the rupee








