Dedollarisation: 22 countries exploring bilateral trade with India in rupees, says Nirmala Sitharaman
FirstpostUnion Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman said these 22 countries are willing to settle bilateral trade in Indian rupee, ‘because many of… those are running short of dollar’ As many as 22 countries approached India to explore bilateral trade in rupees, Union Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman said, adding that negotiations with them are underway. Sitharaman said that these countries are willing to settle bilateral trade in the Indian rupee, “because many of… those countries are running short of dollar.” In July last year, the Reserve Bank of India issued guidelines on cross-border trade transactions in INR. ‘India’s DPI earned praises from global leaders’ Speaking on India’s Digital Payments Infrastructure, Sitharaman said, “There’s a lot of interest in DPI. The way India has used digital infrastructure has earned praise from global leaders, including the World Bank.” ‘Credit the success of G20 Summit to PM Modi’ Sitharaman said she would give complete credit for the G20 Summit’s success to Prime Minister Narendra Modi.