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MarketIndia
Sep 7, 2026
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byNynu V Jamal
forCoinEdition
India attracted $136.38 billion in foreign-currency funding, driven largely by FCNR(B) deposits, which created future liabilities and about ₹9.7 lakh crore of excess rupee liquidity. That influx forces RBI liquidity and policy challenges and increases USD/INR volatility risk that could materially affect Bitcoin‘s INR value, posing headwinds for crypto traders, DeFi markets and broader market stability.
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- India attracted $136.38B in foreign-currency funding, with FCNR(B) deposits leading the flow.
- The inflows created future liabilities and ₹9.7 lakh crore in excess rupee liquidity.
- USD/INR movements could affect Bitcoin’s INR value, making the rupee an important factor.
India has reportedly attracted more than $136 billion in foreign currency funding. While this gives much support to the rupee, it also comes with its own risks. As most of the funds came from FCNR deposits, they cannot be considered permanent gains for the country. With the huge inflow adding a large amount of rupee liquidity to the banking system, the RBI could face fresh challenges, potentially impacting INR and Bitcoin.
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