RBI gives exporters more breathing room amid global tariff woes
The RBI just rolled out some much-needed relief for Indian exporters who've been hit by global tariffs.
Exporters now get 15 months (instead of 9) to bring back their overseas earnings from goods, software, and services—giving them extra time to deal with tricky international markets.
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There's more good news: the shipping deadline for goods after advance payment is now three years, so exporters can plan better.
Sectors hurt by tariffs also get a break on loan repayments and interest from September through December 2025, with banks allowed to adjust credit limits during this time.
Plus, export credit terms have been stretched from 270 days to 450 days for loans given until March 2026.
All in all, these moves are meant to ease financial stress and help keep India's exports moving forward.