करंट अफेयर्स 11 दिसंबर 2025

संक्षेप में

  • RBI announces $5 billion dollar–rupee swap auction to stabilise currency
  • RBI revises rules on carrying Indian currency to and from Nepal and Bhutan

…और 16 खबरें (GENERAL)।

मुख्य खबरें

GENERAL

RBI announces $5 billion dollar–rupee swap auction to stabilise currency

The Reserve Bank of India (RBI) has announced a **$5 billion Buy–Sell dollar–rupee swap auction** to be conducted on 16 December 2025.[4] The move follows the rupee breaching the psychologically important level of **₹90 per US dollar**, raising concerns over imported inflation and external stability.[4] In a Buy–Sell swap, RBI buys dollars from banks now and agrees to sell them back later, providing rupee liquidity in the short term while preserving headline foreign exchange reserves.[4] RBI had used a similar instrument earlier in 2025 to curb volatility, indicating that currency management remains an active policy tool beyond conventional spot market intervention.[4] The auction will be conducted via multiple-price auction among eligible banks, and its outcome will be closely watched by markets for signals on RBI’s tolerance band for the rupee. The step is part of RBI’s broader toolkit that includes interest rate policy, open market operations, and macroprudential regulations. For banking exams, understanding FX swap mechanics, rupee levels, and their macro impact is critical.

प्रश्न हल करें

The primary objective of RBI’s $5 billion Buy–Sell dollar–rupee swap announced for December 16, 2025 is to

GENERAL

RBI revises rules on carrying Indian currency to and from Nepal and Bhutan

The Reserve Bank of India has issued **revised directions** modifying rules on the **export and import of Indian currency** to and from **Nepal and Bhutan**.[1] These changes affect how much Indian cash individuals can legally carry across these borders and under what reporting/permission conditions.[1] The move is intended to improve monitoring of cross-border cash flows, curb misuse, and align regulations with evolving AML/CFT (anti–money laundering and counter–terror financing) norms. It will impact tourists, traders, and workers frequently moving between India and these neighbouring countries. Regulated entities (REs) such as banks and money changers will have to update their internal systems and customer guidance accordingly. For exam aspirants, such changes often feature in banking and RBI-regulation questions.

प्रश्न हल करें

The recent RBI revised directions on export and import of Indian currency specifically relate to transactions with which pair of countries?

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