RBI caps rupee exposure and blocks corporate NDF hedging
→Banks face limits on positions and derivative usage
Change
India’s RBI capped banks’ net open rupee positions and barred corporates from using non-deliverable forwards.
Why it matters
The rules force banks to unwind exposures while eliminating a key offshore hedging channel for corporates.
Implications
- → Banks must reduce open positions — trading flexibility declines
- → Corporates lose NDF hedging — currency risk increases
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