RBI is waiting for the Indian Rupee (INR) to stabilize to act on growth but the fact is that the wait can be endless. The INR has depreciated by over 25% over the last couple of years on the back of many factors including fiscal and current account deficits, rising inflation and falling GDP growth, strength in the US economy relative to the rest of the world and expectations of the US Federal Reserve (Fed) withdrawing its asset purchase program sooner than later. |
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