RBI faces liquidity surplus after banks draw $127.23 billion dollar deposits
India’s RBI special dollar deposit scheme attracted more than expected $127.23 billion. Banks swapped dollars directly with the RBI, pushing a liquidity surplus the central bank now has to manage.
By Dharamraj DhutiaThe Reserve Bank of India's special dollar deposit scheme drew a larger-than-expected $127.23 billion, leaving the central bank having to deal with a problem of plenty.The dollar deposits, swapped by banks directly with the RBI, have pushed the liquidity surplus in India's bankin…