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India draws nearly $10 billion under RBI's deposit drive to support rupee, sources say

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According to sources, India has mobilized nearly $10 billion through a Reserve Bank of India deposit drive aimed at supporting the rupee. The move indicates active measures by authorities to stabilize the currency amid market pressures. This development highlights ongoing efforts to manage foreign exchange volatility.

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No specific political actors or decisions mentioned.

Evidence

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Uncertainty

Present the figure as a percentage of India's total foreign exchange reserves or in context with historical deposit drives.

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  • No specific political actors or decisions mentioned.
  • The deposit drive is described as an RBI measure, not a government policy.

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India draws nearly $10 billion under RBI's deposit drive to support rupee, sources say

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