2. Presented By
Javaid Dar
dar javaid482@gmail.com
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3. INTRODUCTION
Exchange rate: the rate at which domestic currency is
exchanged with the foreign currency.
Depreciation: a decline in the rate of exchange of one
country's currency in terms of the other's due to market forces.
Indian currency (INR) has depreciated close to
22% in the last 1 year.
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5. Does India need depreciating rupee?
YES or NO!
India is a net importer
Imports oil, gold etc.
Large external debt ( 16385 billion).
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6. Continued Global uncertainty.
Current account deficit.
Capital account flows.
Persistent inflation.
.
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13. IS DEPRECIATION BAD FOR ALL?
Yes or No
Effect on exporters.
Effect on NRI,s
Effect on those investing in foreign.
Effect on IT companies.
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14. IS INDIA THE ONLY LOOSER? Source:www.x-rates.com
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15. What can the RBI do?
Raise policy rates
Use FOREX reserves
Ease capital controls
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16. POLICY RECOMENDATIONS
Oil imports can be staggered.
Encourage and increase the flow of foreign investments
into India.
Invite long term FDI in infrastructure sector.
Government can consider temporary import
compression.
Gold imports should be restricted.
Export promotion.
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