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Too strong rupee?

This article from the International Herald Tribune suggests that calls are mounting on the Reserve Bank of India to stem the strengthening of the rupee.

Reserve Bank of India - Annual Report 2002 - 2003

The Reserve Bank of India has published its Annual Report for the year ended 2002 -2003. The Annual Report released 27 August 2003 said cautious optimism characterised the stance of macroeconomic policies during 2002-03, notwithstanding the continuing…

Indian economy on the mend, says Jalan

Outgoing governor of India's central bank, Bimal Jalan, believes that strong economic fundamentals will clear the way for a higher growth rate and ease the way to full convertibility of the rupee, according to Asia Pulse.

RBI cautious over foreign borrowing

The Reserve Bank of India sounded a note of caution over unlimited access to short-term external commercial borrowings by businesses to fund working capital and other domestic requirements, according to a report by rediff.com.

Jalan on exchange rate policy

In a speech given at the 14th National Assembly of Forex Association, the governor of the Reserve Bank of India, Dr Bimal Jalan, mused on the central bank's exchange rate policy. The present system is by no means an ideal one. However, like the old…

India may ease some rules on rupee trading

Reserve Bank of India governor Bimal Jalan, speaking at the Forex Association of India. said that the RBA could loosen rules on currency trading, according to Bloomberg. He also said that "Convertibility continues to be a desirable objective for all…

India's forex reserves soar to new record

The Reserve Bank of India confirmed that India's foreign exchange reserves exceeded US$84 billion in July posting a new record high, according to Asia Times. Analysts said the rise in India is mainly due to fresh inflows and revaluation of non-US…

RBI asks Indian banks to be ready with RTGS

A meeting held at the Reserve Bank of India urged banks to be ready for the introduction of India's Real Time Gross Settlement, which is expected to begin simulated tests before the year end, according to a report by The Hindu. Deputy governor Vepa…

Get ready for Reddy

The coast appears clear for Dr Yaga Venugopal Reddy, deputy governor of the Reserve Bank of India until last year, to assume his well-deserved place as governor. Current governor Bimal Jalan is set to abandon the central bank in August, well before the…

India joins IMF's pool of lenders

A statement from the Reserve Bank of India, reported by Associated Press, said that the IMF has selected India for the first time to become a member of its Financial Transaction Plan, which helps bail out countries facing currency crises or at risk of…

RBI ED quits over Udeshi's elevation

After the appointment of KJ Udeshi as the first woman deputy governor of the Reserve Bank of India, the executive director of the RBI, KL Khetrapal resigned from his post, according to the Economic Times. Sources said Mr Khetrapal was unwilling to report…

RBI's Jalan hails India's monetary policy

Despite drought and the global economic slowdown India's economy remains fast growing with its monetary liberalisation policy being adopted by other nations in the Asian region, Reserve Bank of India Governor Bimal Jalan said, according to a report by…

RBI issues risk management guidelines

In its guidelines on country risk management, the Reserve Bank of India has asked banks to address issues of identifying, measuring, monitoring and controlling country exposure risks in their country risk management policies.

RBI installs cutting-edge currency machines

The Reserve Bank of India (RBI) governor Bimal Jalan on Wednesday inaugurated the currency verification and processing system (CVPS) in RBI's Mumbai office. The system is part of the central bank's drive to weed out currency notes and replace them with…

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