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Indian refiners barely tap SBI FX credit as rupee fears spark higher repayment worries
Economy
Published on 30 April 2026

They’re avoiding a rupee-support line—because repayment could cost more
State-run Indian oil refiners are using SBI’s special FX credit line sparingly, choosing caution over a rupee-support mechanism. They expect further rupee depreciation, which would raise the cost of repaying the dollar-linked credit. The move comes as renewed pressure builds on the rupee, including from dollar demand linked to oil purchases.
- State-run refiners are tapping SBI’s special FX credit sparingly
- Rupee depreciation expectations are driving repayment-cost fears
- Oil-linked dollar buying is adding fresh strain to the currency
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