India received $143.60 billion in foreign exchange inflows under the Reserve Bank of India's swap facility as of Sept. 18, according to the central bank.
Foreign currency non-resident bank deposits, or FCNR(B) deposits, accounted for $132.98 billion of the inflows.
Overseas foreign currency borrowings contributed $5.32 billion, while external commercial borrowings added $5.30 billion, according to the data.
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