![Reserve Bank of India turns Net Buyer of dollars in April Reserve Bank of India turns Net Buyer of dollars in April](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEg9zf47o9EJgmhgKVuuyCoqjuVmkf7901ZmexBLCngngqKfO7zJMcv61PXK5sLbasm-l4GkwMvYbZ_CkxzSTbI-kREsopKvhf9jUY-QAb-3Lzbno-EqYjVT2QHQNm5WaaPewogPNhrKSzcYotSmFbypkWt5ZdnrwCUtJlm3SwkyvN2vW0BPlDB2ma-JVg/w320-h180-rw/Reserve%20Bank%20of%20India.jpg)
- Earlier in March the RBI sold $20 billion in the foreign exchange market.
- Since the war broke out in Europe in late February, the Central bank has been aggressively intervening in the foreign exchange market.
- Apart from that investors are also rushing for safe-haven assets as a result, the value of emerging market currencies increased.
- On other hand, the rupee has depreciated 4.8 percent against the dollar in 2022 as it traded at 78.08 against the dollar which was an all-time low.
- During fiscal 2022, the RBI had net purchased $17.312 billion. It had bought $113.991 billion and sold $96.679 billion in the spot market in FY 2021-2022.
- Apart from that, it has also been estimated that global economic conditions continue to deteriorate as commodity prices increases and the volatility of the financial market.
Question:
Q.1 According to RBI data, what amount of dollars have been purchased in the month of April?a. $2.2 bn
b. $3.2 bn
c. $1.96 bn
d. $4.5 bn