The Reserve Bank of India has implemented new rules to facilitate the use of the rupee in international trade and investment. These regulations allow overseas branches of authorised banks to open rupee accounts for non-residents, simplifying cross-border transactions. This initiative aims to mitigate exchange rate risks, ease foreign exchange pressure, and enhance India’s current account balance.
Related Posts
Infosys eyes acquisitions in data analytics, SAAS; more ‘in-tech’ deals possible: CEO Salil Parekh
Infosys, India’s second-largest IT service provider, was on the lookout for more acquisitions after two successful purchases in 2023. CEO Salil Parekh stated that they […]
Air India lines up 1.4k cr for repair hub at B’luru airport
Air India is constructing a maintenance, repair, and overhaul (MRO) facility on a 35-acre site at Bengaluru International Airport. The Rs 1,400 crore project aims […]
Diamond is mined stone, not lab-grown, says gems trade body
India’s GJEPC has adopted new standards for defining a diamond, now requiring it to refer only to natural stones mined from the earth. This move […]