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Banks cut overseas forex bets fast ahead of RBI deadline slashing exposure to single digits
Economy
Published on 24 April 2026

Net open forex positions plunge from $40 billion
Indian banks have largely unwound their net open foreign exchange positions ahead of an RBI deadline, shrinking aggregate exposure from about $40 billion to roughly $4–7 billion. The regulatory-driven exit is expected to keep pressure on the rupee, with traders eyeing a 93/$ to 94.50/$ band and a depreciating bias.
- Banks reduced net open forex exposure from $40 billion to $4–7 billion
- Move follows RBI curbs and compliance ahead of a deadline
- Market expectations point to rupee trading around 93/$ to 94.50/$
- Bias leans toward rupee depreciation
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