Indian banks have successfully mobilized over $17.4 billion through FCNR(B) deposits following the Reserve Bank of India's decision to eliminate interest rate restrictions in mid-June. This regulatory change empowers financial institutions to provide competitive returns to Non-Resident Indians, enhancing India's external financing capabilities. The removal of caps represents a strategic measure to attract foreign currency inflows and strengthen the nation's forex reserves during evolving global economic conditions.

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