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RBI's special ECB window may attract up to $20 billion in overseas inflows

State-owned entities are expected to lead fundraising under the RBI's concessional swap facility, with market participants estimating inflows of $15-20 billion

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Business StandardCenter·2h ago
RBI's special ECB window may attract up to $20 billion in overseas inflows
State-owned entities are expected to lead fundraising under the RBI's concessional swap facility, with market participants estimating inflows of $15-20 billion
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