Foreign Exchange Policy Of India
foreign exchange policy of india
Whether GOI is keeping Dollars as reserve fund with Central Bank of America? Its implications on Rupee value?
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RBI is keeping Gold as reserves for printing Indian currency. If India is keeping its surplus foreign currency in $ with USA then it is loosing its capital due to depreciation in value of $ vis-a-vis Rupee? Is India facing this situation? Why cann’t India invest in purchase of other currencies which have a trend of appreciation in value?
Raising CRR or reducing rate of interest on savings is not the right solution as it would result in financial crunch. and dishearten the domestic trade.
Why cann’t India use surplus foreign exchange to develop or procure items of Infrastructural support?
Even if there is deficit financing or fiscial dificit, how is it adverse to our economic interest. USA is consistently using this method in its national economy.
With Rupee going strong, why India is accelerating its policy of attaching no controls over valuation of currency when China is deliberately controling Yuan at under-rated value to serve its export policy and is trade surplus state.
Instead of writing in this column, write to Honorable Finance Minister of India. He might give a reward for your excellent statement and sugestion
Joseph Caron on Higher Education Exchanges with India
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