Tuesday, April 2, 2013

RBI and Exchange Rate

RBI has been found very cautious in maintaining the exchange rate stability but its hand are tied and cannot do much to improve the fundamentals of the economy which are dependent on the administrative action and economic reforms from the Govt.GDP growth Inflation Fiscal deficit, and Current account deficit etc are on the wrong side and RBI has been doing its best to pep up these but nothing happens from the Govt side. With all handicaps, the stability of the rupee in the range Rs 53-54 will hope to be maintained as per the economic data.  Dr T.V.Gopalakrishnan (This comment appeared in et dated 2/4/13 in response to anarticle India facing the rupee dilemma)

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