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India Banks Slash Short-Term Debt Sales on Cheaper Forex Funding

Indian lenders are pulling back short-term debt sales as the central bank’s recent push to attract foreign-currency deposits has opened up a cheaper and more durable source of funding.

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India Banks Slash Short-Term Debt Sales on Cheaper Forex Funding
Indian lenders are pulling back short-term debt sales as the central bank’s recent push to attract foreign-currency deposits has opened up a cheaper and more durable source of funding.
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