Reserve Bank of India

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The Reserve Bank of India is India's central bank and the principal authority for rupee monetary policy and currency management. It issues most Indian banknotes, regulates payment systems, manages reserves, supervises banks and provides liquidity to the financial system. Coins and the one-rupee note are issued by the Government of India, which separates those functions from the RBI's banknote role. The institution is distinct from the INR currency and from India's finance ministry.

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India Ends Discounted Currency Swap Early After $50 Billion Inflow

The Reserve Bank of India is closing its zero-cost swap facility for banks a month ahead of schedule, following a surge in foreign currency deposits and inflows that exceeded $50 billion since June

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