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RBI revises rates on foreign currency deposits

The Reserve Bank of India (RBI) today, November 15 has announced more steps to encourage more cash in the financial system after cutting interest rates twice in less than a month to protect the economy from the global recession. The Apex bank  has revised the interest rate ceiling on Foreign Currency Non-Resident (Banks) FCNR (B) deposits by a further 75 basis points, i.e., to Libor/Swap rates plus 100 basis points with immediate effect. Currently, the interest rate ceiling on FCNR(B)   read more »

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