The Reserve Bank of India has partially lifted the curbs on banks' foreign exchange transactions imposed after the rupee came under attack from currency speculators in December. While the exchange market may not be entirely out of the woods and the rupee can again come under pressure if Indian companies fail to roll over their dollar borrowings, the regulator has given some headroom to banks which were finding it difficult to meet client demands.
Source: Economic Times
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