The RBI's special FCNR(B) deposit scheme has attracted nearly $10 billion, but inflows have slowed due to rising global bond yields and increased funding costs. The scheme, valid till September 2026, aims to stabilise the rupee and attract $50-70 billion in foreign capital, with the RBI absorbing hedging costs to make deposits attractive.
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- ›Scheme Name: FCNR(B) Special Deposit Mobilisation Scheme
- ›Inflows So Far: ~$10 billion
- ›Target this Data: $10 billion inflows so far; target $50-70 billion; deposit window until September 2026; tenure 3-5 years
- ›Target this Nodal Body: RBI (Reserve Bank of India)
- ›Target this Legal Point: FCNR(B) scheme under RBI's special dispensation (June 5, 2026)
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