India eases rules for exporters to invoice and settle trade in rupees
India amended its foreign-trade rules to make rupee invoicing and payments easier for exporters. The changes provide an alternative to dollar settlements.
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Why it matters
The policy could modestly expand non-dollar trade settlement and affect international payment flows.
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