FCNR inflows cushion rupee, BoP; FII flows crucial for sustained external stability: Report

The rupee has received a boost from foreign currency non-resident inflows, helping to stabilize India's balance of payments. This influx of funds has been a welcome relief for the economy, but it may not be enough to ensure long-term stability. Foreign institutional investor flows are now crucial for maintaining economic balance, as the support from FCNR inflows is expected to be absorbed. Sustained external stability is essential for India's economic growth, making FII flows a key factor in the country's economic future.

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Foreign currency non-resident inflows have supported rupee stability, and the balance of payments. However, the current support from these inflows may not be enough for sustained external stability without FII flows.

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