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    Should Govt. IN: Rupee Depreciation???

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    The document discusses whether the government should further intervene in the depreciation of the Indian rupee. It outlines some of the major reasons for the rupee's depreciation, such as high inflation, interest rate increases by the Reserve Bank of India, a current account deficit, and foreign fund outflows. While the RBI has intervened by selling dollars to boost the rupee's value, the effects have been limited due to broader economic issues. The document argues that the government should take further steps to stem the rupee's fall.

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    The document discusses whether the government should further intervene in the depreciation of the Indian rupee. It outlines some of the major reasons for the rupee's depreciation, such as high inflation, interest rate increases by the Reserve Bank of India, a current account deficit, and foreign fund outflows. While the RBI has intervened by selling dollars to boost the rupee's value, the effects have been limited due to broader economic issues. The document argues that the government should take further steps to stem the rupee's fall.

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    The document discusses whether the government should further intervene in the depreciation of the Indian rupee. It outlines some of the major reasons for the rupee's depreciation, such as high inflation, interest rate increases by the Reserve Bank of India, a current account deficit, and foreign fund outflows. While the RBI has intervened by selling dollars to boost the rupee's value, the effects have been limited due to broader economic issues. The document argues that the government should take further steps to stem the rupee's fall.

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    The document discusses whether the government should further intervene in the depreciation of the Indian rupee. It outlines some of the major reasons for the rupee's depreciation, such as high inflation, interest rate increases by the Reserve Bank of India, a current account deficit, and foreign fund outflows. While the RBI has intervened by selling dollars to boost the rupee's value, the effects have been limited due to broader economic issues. The document argues that the government should take further steps to stem the rupee's fall.

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    SHOULD GOVT. INTERVENE IN RUPEE DEPRECIATION???

    Santanu Kumar Dash

    Till now Govt. intervention is there


    Less effect or no effect in Rs. appreciation

    Should Govt. intervene further???

    MAJOR REASONS FOR RUPEE DEPRECIATION


    High Inflation Interest rates: RBI increased some interest rates like repo rate, reverse repo rate, etc. to control inflation but growth decreases. So foreign fund outflow. Current account deficit

    IMPACT OF INR VS USD


    Foreign funds outflow Govt. deficit is high Political uncertainty and corruption

    RBI sold dollar to increase the value of rupee but it is very difficult to control inflation and fix the problem in economy.
    http://www.thinkplaninvest.com/2011/09/what-is-the-reason-behind-rupee-valuedepreciation/

    Till now RBIs intervention has not gone on its way because it is mainly affected by euro zone crisis, etc.

    Till now Govt. intervention is there


    Less effect or no effect in Rs. appreciation

    Should Govt. intervene further???

    Yes

    FURTHER STEPS

    2 steps(see the link- fresh news)

    http://www.moneycontrol.com/news/cnbc-tv18-comments/action-to-stem-rupeefall-likelywed-govt-sources_622354.html

    http://www.moneycontrol.com/news/business /rbi-eases-overseas-borrowing-rules-forcorporates_623072.html http://www.thehansindia.info/News/Article.as p?category=1&subCategory=1&ContentId=2 0546 http://profit.ndtv.com/news/show/rupee-hitslife-time-low-pranab-says-rbi-interventionwill-not-help-188949

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