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The Reserve Bank of India has allowed short dollar holdings in the foreign market to expire without new contracts, impacting the onshore rupee market liquidity pool
Some short dollar holdings in the foreign market were recently allowed to expire by the Reserve Bank of India without being rolled over into new contracts. A distinct liquidity pool for currency trading, the onshore rupee market, has been impacted by the RBI’s decision to wind down some of its NDF trades.
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