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11 October 2026•1 min read•EkoDemy Academic Desk

RBI Cuts “No-Underlying-Exposure” Forex Hedging Limit from USD 100 Million to USD 5 Million and Bars Rebooking of Cancelled Contracts

RBI Circular 25 (10 Oct 2026): no-proof hedging capped at USD 5 mn (from 100 mn); cancelled INR derivative contracts cannot be rebooked. MCQs.

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#Economy & Banking #ssc #Underlying exposure #Rupee #current-affairs #RBI #A.P. (DIR) Circular 25 #railway #Forex derivatives #upsc #banking

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