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Subtle RBI Rule Tweak Opens Door to $50 Billion Inflow to India

A tweak to a single sentence within an arcane central bank circular has opened the door for billions of additional dollars to flow into India under a new incentive plan.

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Subtle RBI Rule Tweak Opens Door to $50 Billion Inflow to India
A tweak to a single sentence within an arcane central bank circular has opened the door for billions of additional dollars to flow into India under a new incentive plan.
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