RBI's measures likely to help maintain balance‑of‑payments of up to 75 billion in FY27
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New Delhi, Sep 4 (IANS) India's balance of payments surplus is expected to be between $65-75 billion in FY27 due to measures taken by the Reserve Bank of India, a report said. The Bank of Baroda report estimated that the current account deficit could be between 1-1.25 per cent of GDP due to strength in service exports and remittances. In addition, 136 schemes launched by the RBI to attract foreign exchange.
RBI’s measures likely to help maintain balance‑of‑payments of up to 75 billion in FY27
New Delhi, Sep 4 (IANS) The Reserve Bank of India’s measures to attract foreign inflows have been a resounding success which will help India maintain a balance‑of‑payments surplus of $65–75… Continue reading RBI’s measures likely to help maintain balance‑of‑payments of up to 75 billion in FY27 The post RBI’s measures likely to help maintain balance‑of‑payments of up to 75 billion in FY27 first appeared on Australia India News.
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New Delhi, Sep 4 (IANS) The Reserve Bank of India’s measures to attract foreign inflows have been a resounding success which will help India maintain a balance‑of‑payments surplus of $65–75 […]
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