India explores steps to mobilise dollar inflows as rupee slides, sources say

By KLF AI Desk•20 May 2026, 10:34 am•

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India's central bank is actively seeking methods to attract dollar inflows. This move aims to bolster foreign exchange reserves and stabilize the rupee.

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