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(From India Business Insight)
Department of Economic Analysis and Policy (DEAP), Reserve Bank of India (RBI), conducted a study of foreign exchange reserves. It has disproved that growth in the reserves was owing to non- resident Indian (NRI) remittances to take advantage of higher interest rates in India. The interest rate for NRI foreign currency accounts (FCNR-B) is 25 basis points less than London inter-bank offered rate (Libor), and on NRI convertible rupee accounts (NRE-deposits), 4.5 percent to six percent. The interest ...