India considers options, including rate hike, as rupee slumps, Bloomberg News reports - Reuters

<a href="https://news.google.com/rss/articles/CBMixgFBVV95cUxOWEJjc3poMzVsZ01VbWJWT2dSaFhsSG9OMHlwaTkxYnNKQlc0aE0zQTgyV3BFMjV2Smg1WnVud0w4aUtseWZBempIUHdyd2g5eVZwczFVYzZHejZiYnJCemNTUmVZMldNdENxcVVEaGpwQzJLQ3laOVIzamlzQVkzRVJlWWx3REpaQnJOTU5zVWlCTGhQSUYxTmNxalRtc2RHNzU0aXNJcFhDSG5QNk5NZVhZOXhfTzN2OGhLZWhIUW41TWcydmc?oc=5" target="_blank">India considers options, including rate hike, as rupee slumps, Bloomberg News reports</a>&nbsp;&nbsp;<font color="#6f6f6f">Reuters</font>

The Reserve Bank of India is considering various measures, including an interest rate hike, additional currency swaps, and raising dollars from overseas investors, to stabilize the rupee, which has recently fallen to a record low near 97 against the dollar.

The Reserve Bank of India is exploring all avenues to steady the rupee, including raising interest rates and currency swaps, following the rupee's decline to a new low of almost 97 to a dollar this week.

The Reserve Bank of India is considering all available options to stabilize the rupee, including an interest rate hike, more currency swaps, and raising dollars from overseas investors, after the rupee fell to a fresh low of almost 97 to a dollar this week.

The Reserve Bank of India is considering all available options to stabilize the rupee, including an interest rate hike, more currency swaps, and raising dollars from overseas investors, following the rupee's decline to a new low of almost 97 to a dollar this week.