New Delhi [India], March 5: Customers Can Now Sell Back Up to 25% of Purchased Foreign Currency at the Same Buying Rate Within 30 Days. Orient Exchange has announced the expansion of its popular Buy Back Scheme, extending the benefit to a total of 16 destination currencies. The expanded sche
New Delhi [India], December 2: Orient Exchange, one of India's most trusted RBI-authorised foreign exchange providers, has launched a traveller-friendly Buy Back Guarantee offer, allowing customers to return unused foreign currency at the same rate they purchased it. This benefit shields tra
As global markets continue to face uncertainty, investors should focus on diversification through quality bonds and foreign exchange (FX) strategies to manage volatility, HSBC said in its latest report.
Union Minister Piyush Goyal stated that India does not encourage cryptocurrencies lacking sovereign or asset backing, such as those not supported by the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) or local currency.
India on Thursday reiterated that de-dollarisation was not on the BRICS agenda, and the member countries were only looking at cross-border payments in local currency.
Global sovereign credit rating agency Morningstar DBRS has upgraded India's Long-Term Foreign and Local Currency - Issuer Ratings from BBB (low) to BBB with a 'stable' trend.
The two leaders had agreed to facilitate trade settlements in local currencies--Indian Rupee and Mauritian Rupee--which would help derisk bilateral trade.
The two leaders also agreed to hold the second session of the High Power Joint Trade Committee under the Comprehensive Economic Cooperation and Partnership Agreement (CECPA) to further strengthen trade, economic cooperation and partnership between the two nations.
Responding to questions during the post-monetary policy press conference, the central bank governor said all that RBI has done is permit the opening of Vostro accounts to countries who wish to trade in local currency. This was a part of the de-risking of trade.
The leaders stressed the importance of bolstering cross-border financial practices and deepening economic ties among member countries. They reiterated the growing need to reform the international financial architecture to make it more inclusive and equitable.
India and Ghana explored the possibility of signing Memorandums of Understanding (MoUs) on Digital Transformation Solutions and the local currency settlement system.