India unveils tough curbs on dollar demand to defend rupee - Reuters
Source: Reuters
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DW NOTE
India just announced it can't afford the dollar anymore, so it's banning people from buying it. When your central bank moves from managing currency to rationing it, you've stopped running monetary policy and started running foreign exchange triage. The rupee isn't being defended — it's being quarantined.
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