RBI tightens forex derivatives norms to steady rupee amid volatility

The Reserve Bank of India has tightened foreign exchange rules. Banks can no longer offer non-deliverable forward contracts to clients. This move aims to support the Indian rupee. The new regulations also prevent banks from rebooking derivative contracts and dealing with related parties. These measures are effective immediately and could impact banks and corporate treasuries.

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