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RBI may turn to longer buy-sell swaps amid rising $ short positions

More changes likely in liquidity management framework

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The RBI’s move to introduce daily VRRs to address liquidity concerns has triggered speculation that the central bank may relook at its existing liquidity framework. (File Image)

Anjali Kumari

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With dollar short positions rising in the non-deliverable forwards (NDF) market, the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) could introduce longer-tenure buy-sell dollar-rupee swaps to address the current liquidity situation, according to market participants. Currently, the RBI is conducting short-term swaps scheduled to mature in May, June, and November of this year.
 
The RBI’s net short position in the forward market climbed to $58.9 billion by the end of November, up from $49.18 billion in October, showed the latest data.
 
“In a smart move, the RBI has started to sell in the spot and NDF (markets) and then doing short-term buy-sell

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