.......Those opposing this move argue that it will result in the loss of sovereign control over monetary and exchange rate policies.These policies would then be formulated by some version of a SAARC central bank which would subsume most of the policy-making prerogatives of the present national central banks. Bluntly put, the RBI (along with the finance ministry) would no longer determine India's monetary and exchange rate policies............
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