VCheng
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Not so long ago, PTI had managed to stabilize the rupee. The trick to a stable rupee is just to balance our CAD. Not rocket science. We have been consuming more than we are producing but if we can keep that difference to be smaller than our remittances, our rupee will be fine.
This govt of course has no credibility and the remittances have stalled after years of stellar growth under PTI. So with PDM, yes, abs no chance of stabilization.
Such periods of respite are only temporary and usually more sleight than expertise, given the lack of any true foundations that support a stable PKR. Even remittances are a band-aid, since they create their own demand for imports and thus the hard currencies flow right back out. I will go as far to say that even if IK has a 2/3rds majority in the next elections, the PKR will remain on a downward path for years and years to come. Any other idiot who comes to power, if not IK, will achieve the same dismal results.
PKR depreciation seems to be a result of inherent weakness of economy as @VCheng suggested.
That is not a suggestion. It is a fact IMO.