The Reserve Bank of India continued its intervention in the money market for the second consecutive week after the rupee weakened to 94.68 per dollar amid pressure from oil prices.

Capital inflows into India through the Reserve Bank of India's measures totaled $1.36 billion, exceeding expectations and boosting the rupee's value, while also enhancing its ability to curb currency volatility.

The Reserve Bank of India intervened in the market by selling dollars to curb pressure on the rupee, keeping it within a narrow range after it weakened to 95.36 per dollar.

The Reserve Bank of India is urging financial institutions to accelerate investment in AI infrastructure, warning of cybersecurity risks and reliance on a few models or technology providers.

India's foreign exchange reserves have increased for five consecutive weeks, following inflows of $4.08 billion under the RBI (Regional Financial Institution) measures. Analysts expect them to potentially reach $7.30 billion in September.

The Reserve Bank of India sold $7 billion in dollars to prop up the rupee after it weakened to near record lows, in one of the largest interventions in the currency market in months.

The student protests, which have lasted for nearly a month, have intensified after thousands of demonstrators marched to parliament, escalating from an education crisis into a political test.

The Reserve Bank of India intervened in the money market to prop up the rupee after it threatened to weaken to a new record low following the rise in Brent oil prices above $90 per barrel.

India may resort to measures such as raising interest rates, raising dollars, and using a Taper Tantrum-like strategy from 2556 to deal with the rupee's sharpest historical depreciation.

India is considering raising interest rates, further dollar swaps, and raising foreign currency from Indian citizens abroad after the rupee weakened to a record low.