GENERAL3 Sept 2026
RBI's dollar sales, robust swap inflows lift rupee to 10-week high
The rupee rose to a 10-week high after the RBI sold dollars and strong swap inflows came in. Banking system liquidity hit a record Rs 9.7 trillion surplus, and the call rate, or overnight lending rate, fell below 5 per cent. In short, banks are flush with funds. This can ease short-term borrowing costs and strengthen the rupee. Watch your loan costs and import bills.
Key Statutory Highlights
- The rupee touched a 10-week high because of RBI dollar sales and robust swap inflows.
- Liquidity surplus in the banking system reached a record high of Rs 9.7 trillion.
- The call rate dropped below 5 per cent as foreign currency inflows left banks flush with funds.
Actionable Advice for Taxpayers / Founders:Review your working capital loans and check with your bank whether lower rates are available now.
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