Indian Central Bank Tightens Rules to Slow Corporate Rupee Hedging
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The Indian central bank has introduced new measures aimed at supporting the weakening rupee by increasing the cost of purchasing protection against further currency declines. This move is intended to slow the surge in corporate hedging activities, which had been exacerbating pressure on the rupee, according to six bankers.
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