The Reserve Bank of India Steps Up Intervention in NDF Market to Support Rupee.pptx

The Reserve Bank of India (RBI) has intensified its presence in the offshore non-deliverable forward (NDF) market to stabilize the rupee, which has come under pressure due to shifting demand-supply dynamics. According to bankers, exporters are delaying dollar sales, while importers are increasing hedging amid concerns over U.S. tariff risks, adding to the rupee’s weakness.
Reports suggest the RBI had earlier reduced activity but resumed interventions last month. Such moves highlight the central bank’s commitment to ensuring currency stability in uncertain global conditions. Platforms like New India Abroad have been closely tracking the rupee’s trajectory, providing insights for global Indians affected by currency fluctuations. By stepping up in the NDF market, the RBI aims to balance volatility and strengthen investor confidence at a time of heightened economic challenges.

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3. The Reserve Bank of India Steps Up Intervention in NDF Market to Support Rupee The Reserve Bank of India (RBI) has intensified its activity in the offshore non-deliverable forward (NDF) market to curb pressure on the rupee, bankers revealed on September 15. The local currency has been facing volatility due to exporters delaying dollar sales, while importers increase hedging amid concerns over U.S. tariffs. This demand-supply imbalance has added to rupee weakness in recent weeks. According to Reuters, the RBI had already resumed its interventions in the NDF market last month after a phase of limited activity, highlighting its proactive stance in stabilizing currency movements. By engaging more actively in offshore markets, the RBI aims to reduce speculative pressure and protect economic stability. For more updates on India’s economic policies and global financial developments, stay connected with New India Abroad.

4. Why has the Reserve Bank of India stepped up intervention in the offshore NDF market? The Reserve Bank of India (RBI) has increased its intervention in the offshore non-deliverable forward (NDF) market to support the rupee, which has faced pressure from changing demand-supply dynamics. Bankers noted that exporters are holding back dollar sales, while importers are boosting hedging due to concerns over U.S. tariffs, causing additional strain on the currency. According to reports, the RBI resumed its NDF market activity last month after a phase of reduced presence. New India Abroad highlights that such actions aim to curb volatility, protect investor confidence, and maintain currency stability in uncertain global markets.

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