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India’s RBI to Introduce Five Currency Pairs on Retail Platform

India’s central bank will add five currency pairs to its retail foreign-exchange platform, seeking to give individuals easier access to a wider range of currencies.

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India’s RBI to Introduce Five Currency Pairs on Retail Platform
India’s central bank will add five currency pairs to its retail foreign-exchange platform, seeking to give individuals easier access to a wider range of currencies.
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