
Just a few months ago, the Reserve Bank of India had to sell record amounts of dollars to prevent the collapse of the rupee as global investors fled the market because of a deteriorating economy and talk of the US Federal Reserve scaling back its stimulus programme, among other reasons.But the central bank may soon start having to buy the US currency to prevent the rupee from strengthening to a point where it starts hurting the economy. It may also buy from currently copious inflows to create a foreign exchange reserve buffer that would be...