India presses banks to court diaspora’s deposits as rupee weakens
- Posted on July 14, 2026
- By Financial Times
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India's banking sector faces mounting pressure to attract diaspora deposits as the rupee experiences significant depreciation. The nation's foreign exchange reserves have contracted by $54 billion since geopolitical tensions in Iran escalated, creating urgent liquidity concerns. Financial authorities are implementing strategies to incentivize non-resident Indians to channel their savings domestically, strengthening currency stability and bolstering reserve positions during this challenging economic period.
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