Mumbai, Nov. 14 -- In a significant move aimed at cushioning Indian exporters from the impact of global trade disruptions, the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) on Friday introduced a series of regulatory relaxations and relief measures.

The steps, effective immediately, are expected to provide much-needed liquidity flexibility and operational relief to sectors facing international uncertainty.

Under the Foreign Exchange Management Act (FEMA) regulations, the RBI has extended the period allowed for the realisation and repatriation of the full value of goods, software, and services exported from India.

According to an official notification, exporters will now have fifteen months, up from the earlier nine months, to bring export proceeds back ...