Sergi
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I doubt a calm rational asian guy would think that way, seriously what economic benefits for Japan?
I think stability is more important than going to any 'old level', imho a change (any change) in currency is worse than being fixed at high or low. The industries that have adjusted their production process will be devastated if you make such a huge jump.
Two terms
- hard currency
- Soft currency.
Soft currencies can't remain stable for long as they depend on Hard currency - dollar.
Current spike is due to various policy inactions and election year fears in investers. That will clear in due time and "₹" will be back to its normal level. Wait and watch.
What you said is true for countries with huge prodction base economies like China. Indian economy isnt based on huge prodction but it rely on service sector. And the current spike actually helped them make money in India.