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Indian Rupee is currently trading at 72.70 and gauntlets see what the Asia's worst performing currency achieves today.
 
LOL reading some of the illiterate comments in this thread. Have a good cry:

https://www.thehindubusinessline.co...orm-in-india-imf-official/article24979922.ece

Lowering inflation is a major structural reform in India: IMF official

KOLKATA, SEPTEMBER 18

One major structural reform the Indian economy has witnessed over the last few years is lower inflation. For an economy where “higher than optimum level” inflation rates were a norm, current numbers tend to be closer to the Reserve Bank of India’s estimates, according to Andreas Bauer, Senior Representative – India, Nepal & Bhutan, International Monetary Fund (IMF).

The change is as important a reform as the roll-out of the Goods and Services Tax or bringing in the Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code (IBC) framework, he said. Data released by the Central Statistics Office showed that retail inflation hit a 10-month low in August at 3.69 per cent, compared to 4.17 per cent in July. The RBI’s medium-term target for consumer price index is 4 per cent within a band of +/- 2 per cent.

“The move towards flexible inflation target with a defined framework for implementation is a big step forward. And you can already see a convergence towards the target that the RBI has set. I think it is a big structural reform,” he told BusinessLine. Bauer was in Kolkata to attend the India Economic Forum 2018 organised by the Merchants’ Chamber of Commerce and Industry.

Pointing out that fundamentals of the Indian economy were strong, Bauer said the current account deficit (CAD) was widening partly because of oil imports. However, the deficit is “still at a moderate level”.

India’s CAD stood at 2.4 per cent of GDP in the April-June quarter.

“In terms of magnitude, it (CAD) is much better than what it was five years ago. So I think it is time for prudent policies. In general, we do feel that the fundamentals of the Indian economy are strong. This level of current account (deficit) is more or less what we expect for a country like India,” he said.

The real effective exchange rate (REER) — the weighted average of a currency against a basket of other currencies adjusted for inflation — is broadly within the fundamentals and fluctuations are “in line”.

According to Bauer, there is scope for further reduction in banks’ statutory liquidity ratio (SLR).

A reduction in SLR would improve margins for banks and allow them access to intermediate funds at low cost, he said
 
More bad news guys!:

New Sectors Are Contributing To Indian Economy

https://www.bloombergquint.com/glob...-economy-jp-morgans-nicolas-aguzin#gs.TyYy8V0

Morgan Stanley to invest more in India, says CEO James Gorman

https://economictimes.indiatimes.co...ays-ceo-james-gorman/articleshow/65894156.cms

Fitch ups India's growth forecast to 7.8% for FY19

https://economictimes.indiatimes.co...cast-to-7-8-for-fy19/articleshow/65901669.cms

@ranjeet @Robinhood Pandey @Vergennes @Hindustani78 @anant_s

But of course we should trust anonymous "experts" here in this thread instead of James Gorman when he says things like:

He refused to read the recent fall of the rupee as a reflection of poor economic management calling it an “unfortunate consequence” of external factors. “The rupee trades on account of what the dollar is doing and not on account of what the rupee is doing right now."
 
More bad news guys!:

New Sectors Are Contributing To Indian Economy

https://www.bloombergquint.com/glob...-economy-jp-morgans-nicolas-aguzin#gs.TyYy8V0

Morgan Stanley to invest more in India, says CEO James Gorman

https://economictimes.indiatimes.co...ays-ceo-james-gorman/articleshow/65894156.cms

Fitch ups India's growth forecast to 7.8% for FY19

https://economictimes.indiatimes.co...cast-to-7-8-for-fy19/articleshow/65901669.cms

@ranjeet @Robinhood Pandey @Vergennes @Hindustani78 @anant_s

But of course we should trust anonymous "experts" here in this thread instead of James Gorman when he says things like:

He refused to read the recent fall of the rupee as a reflection of poor economic management calling it an “unfortunate consequence” of external factors. “The rupee trades on account of what the dollar is doing and not on account of what the rupee is doing right now."

Did Morgan Stanley CEO James Whatever take an advise from @BHarwana before planning to invest in India?

if not . . their doom is near !!!
 
:lol:

I was waiting for your posts.. thank you man!
My pleasure :D


This is very bad and very sad :(

Rupee going Down again toady


A month ago Moody's statements were opposition of what I was saying but today they agree that Indian Govt cannot stop the depreciation of Rupee and they are help less in this regards. They cannot stop it.


Sensex now down 200 points and slipping even further below this is very sad and bad situation.
 
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