New Delhi, June 9 -- The Reserve Bank of India's latest measures to facilitate Foreign Currency Non-Resident Bank [FCNR(B)] deposits and External Commercial Borrowings (ECBs) could attract significantly higher foreign currency inflows than the 2013 special swap window, with global brokerage Jefferies estimating potential inflows of USD 50-70 billion.

In a report released on Monday, Jefferies said the revised framework is more supportive than the 2013 scheme and could drive stronger participation from non-resident Indians (NRIs) and overseas lenders.

"Terms on FCNR-B and ECB raising are supportive," the brokerage said, adding that the key attraction would be the ability to use leverage under the new framework.

According to the report, F...