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Ten months into his tenure, India's central bank head Sanjay Malhotra has sent a clear signal to currency traders: the rupee can move a little more freely, but speculators risk getting crushed....

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Reserve Bank of India Governor Sanjay Malhotra says the rupee is undergoing a “correction, in some sense” as it had largely remained “range bound,” while other emerging markets currencies had depreciated in response to the US tariffs.  The RBI says weakness in the rupee is driven by speculative attacks, according to a person familiar with the matter. Malhotra spoke at an IMF event in Washington DC. (Source: Bloomberg)...

India's central bank considers recent weakness in the rupee as driven by speculative attacks and is prepared to continue its market intervention until the currency settles at a stronger level, a person familiar with the matter said....

The Indian rupee gained the most in nearly four months, rebounding from near a record low, on hopes of a trade deal with the US....

India's central bank has started a fresh round of foreign exchange swaps that shore up liquidity, according to people familiar with the development, as its recent currency interventions drain cash from the banking system....

The Indian rupee hit an all-time low of 88.81 against the US dollar, pressured by weak domestic equities and global risk-off sentiment. Foreign fund outflows further impacted investor sentiment, though RBI intervention and falling crude oil prices provided some support. US-China trade uncertainty and a firm dollar continue to weigh on the rupee....

Silver prices surged to a record Rs 1,85,000 per kg on Tuesday, marking a Rs 6,000 jump. This rally, extending a five-day winning streak, was fueled by strong festive and wedding season demand and a weaker rupee. Gold also hit an all-time high of Rs 1,30,800 per 10 grams in Delhi, driven by robust pre-Dhanteras buying....

The Reserve Bank of India has permitted Indian banks and their overseas branches to offer rupee-denominated loans to individuals and banks in Bhutan, Nepal, and Sri Lanka. This move aims to simplify cross-border trade and payment systems. Additionally, the RBI has extended the repatriation period for unutilized foreign currency balances held by Indian exporters in IFSC accounts to three months....

India's rupee has barely budged over the past three weeks, prompting some traders to speculate that the central bank is once again tightening its grip on the currency....

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The rupee strengthened by 7 paise to close at 88.72 against the US dollar on Friday, driven by positive domestic market trends and declining crude oil prices. Central bank intervention provided support, while a firm US dollar limited sharper gains. Foreign inflows into equities and a retreat in crude oil prices also contributed to the rupee's appreciation....

Indian Traders Begin Switching To Chinese Yuan For Russian Oil Purchases: Report Via The Cradle India's state oil firm has begun making payments for Russian energy in Chinese currency, the yuan, according to a report released by Reuters on Tuesday.  "Indian Oil Corporation recently made payments in Chinese currency for two to three cargoes of Russian oil," informed sources told the British outlet.  Image: Getty Images "Now, traders, which until now had to convert payments in dirhams or dollars into yuans – since only those can be directly exchanged into rubles needed to pay the producers – are seeking to remove one costly step from the process," one trade source said.  Sources also said that traders are "pricing Russian oil in dollars to ensure adherence to the European Union's price cap and seeking equivalent yuan payment," adding that "payments in yuan will expand the availability of Russian oil for Indian state refiners, given some traders would...

India's central bank has ramped up its interventions in offshore currency markets to defend the beleaguered rupee, according to people familiar with the development....

Indian gold ETFs witnessed their largest-ever monthly inflow in September, reaching a record $10 billion in assets. This surge, driven by weak stock markets, geopolitical worries, and a depreciating rupee, saw investors pour $902 million into the safe-haven asset. This marks a significant shift from traditional physical gold holdings, with urban investors increasingly favouring ETFs amid soaring gold prices....

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India has introduced real-time foreign exchange settlement operations at the Gujarat International Finance Tec-City, a move aimed at making the flagship international financial hub more attractive to global investors....

Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman launched GIFT City's foreign currency settlement system, enabling local settlement of international transactions. She also highlighted India's AI advancements and the impact of Direct Benefit Transfers, while emphasizing support for Global Capability Centres and fintech's role in democratizing finance....

Overseas investors' bearish bets on Nifty futures reached record highs last week, reflecting a sustained equity sell-off driven by US tariff actions and a weak Indian currency. Foreign fund managers' bullish positions are near an all-time low, with concerns over valuations and safe-haven asset preference contributing to the cautious sentiment....