Rupee slides to a new low this year..

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Last year it did go down to 57 odd rupees to a dollar but recovered and came up to Rs 52 odd...But now it has been steadily going down and reached Rs 56.65 to a dollar yesterday and may go down to lower levels..
http://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/business/india-business/Rupees-slide-toward-record-low-puts-India-in-tight-spot/articleshow/20429650.cms

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Now the RBI governor in his parting speech has accused the FM that the RBI is not allowed to act freely. Hence the issue. He even says that if FM wants to walk alone, let him but he should not blame RBI.

http://www.dnaindia.com/money/1881782/report-walk-alone-if-you-must-but-don-t-blame-rbi-subbarao-tells-fm-in-parting-speech


Subba Rao who is going to retire soon blamed the government's " Loose fiscal stance" for the current economic woes and warned that the root cause of Rupee fall is "Domestic structural factors."

And , PM in today's speech in the parliament attributes the reasons for the fall of Rupee to mostly external factors.
Its the beginning of the Passing of the buck. Let's all wait for more interesting Buck passing stories.
Now the RBI governor in his parting speech has accused the FM that the RBI is not allowed to act freely. Hence the issue. He even says that if FM wants to walk alone, let him but he should not blame RBI.

http://www.dnaindia.com/money/1881782/report-walk-alone-if-you-must-but-don-t-blame-rbi-subbarao-tells-fm-in-parting-speech


Subba Rao who is going to retire soon blamed the government's " Loose fiscal stance" for the current economic woes and warned that the root cause of Rupee fall is "Domestic structural factors."

And , PM in today's speech in the parliament attributes the reasons for the fall of Rupee to mostly external factors.
Its the beginning of the Passing of the buck. Let's all wait for more interesting Buck passing stories.


Yes. P.M. has stated that rupee has overshot itself. Growth will help restore stability. .

http://profit.ndtv.com/news/economy/article-prime-minister-reiterates-rupee-has-overshot-says-economic-growth-will-help-restore-stability-326496
Now the RBI governor in his parting speech has accused the FM that the RBI is not allowed to act freely. Hence the issue. He even says that if FM wants to walk alone, let him but he should not blame RBI.

http://www.dnaindia.com/money/1881782/report-walk-alone-if-you-must-but-don-t-blame-rbi-subbarao-tells-fm-in-parting-speech


Subba Rao who is going to retire soon blamed the government's " Loose fiscal stance" for the current economic woes and warned that the root cause of Rupee fall is "Domestic structural factors."

And , PM in today's speech in the parliament attributes the reasons for the fall of Rupee to mostly external factors.
Its the beginning of the Passing of the buck. Let's all wait for more interesting Buck passing stories.


Nothing much cn be expected from the FM and Pm since they have failed miserably but try to act as if everything is under control, what a farce this government is ...Finally now our PM has decided to open his mouth to say that he is not to be blamed but someone or something else...
Now the RBI governor in his parting speech has accused the FM that the RBI is not allowed to act freely. Hence the issue. He even says that if FM wants to walk alone, let him but he should not blame RBI.

http://www.dnaindia.com/money/1881782/report-walk-alone-if-you-must-but-don-t-blame-rbi-subbarao-tells-fm-in-parting-speech


Subba Rao who is going to retire soon blamed the government's " Loose fiscal stance" for the current economic woes and warned that the root cause of Rupee fall is "Domestic structural factors."

And , PM in today's speech in the parliament attributes the reasons for the fall of Rupee to mostly external factors.
Its the beginning of the Passing of the buck. Let's all wait for more interesting Buck passing stories.


Nothing much cn be expected from the FM and Pm since they have failed miserably but try to act as if everything is under control, what a farce this government is ...Finally now our PM has decided to open his mouth to say that he is not to be blamed but someone or something else...


I can't understand why some people idly fascinate themselves with this so-called 'Growth Theory'! How growth alone can ensure economic, social stability in India. In fact, two celebrated economists have crossed swords on this issue, while Amartya Sen argues a semblance of social justice must take precedence over leaving market forces to drive growth in India which Mr Bhagwati staunchly supports. I too feel our PM is fundamentally erroneous and flawed in his conviction that growth alone can take care of these social issues. The average lot of an Indian has not improved in the least even we were clocking in a growth rate above 8%. It has been statistically proved that the rich grew richer and the poor grew poorer during this period. How do you say, our Hon'ble PM??
Now the RBI governor in his parting speech has accused the FM that the RBI is not allowed to act freely. Hence the issue. He even says that if FM wants to walk alone, let him but he should not blame RBI.

http://www.dnaindia.com/money/1881782/report-walk-alone-if-you-must-but-don-t-blame-rbi-subbarao-tells-fm-in-parting-speech


Subba Rao who is going to retire soon blamed the government's " Loose fiscal stance" for the current economic woes and warned that the root cause of Rupee fall is "Domestic structural factors."

And , PM in today's speech in the parliament attributes the reasons for the fall of Rupee to mostly external factors.
Its the beginning of the Passing of the buck. Let's all wait for more interesting Buck passing stories.


Nothing much cn be expected from the FM and Pm since they have failed miserably but try to act as if everything is under control, what a farce this government is ...Finally now our PM has decided to open his mouth to say that he is not to be blamed but someone or something else...


I can't understand why some people idly fascinate themselves with this so-called 'Growth Theory'! How growth alone can ensure economic, social stability in India. In fact, two celebrated economists have crossed swords on this issue, while Amartya Sen argues a semblance of social justice must take precedence over leaving market forces to drive growth in India which Mr Bhagwati staunchly supports. I too feel our PM is fundamentally erroneous and flawed in his conviction that growth alone can take care of these social issues. The average lot of an Indian has not improved in the least even we were clocking in a growth rate above 8%. It has been statistically proved that the rich grew richer and the poor grew poorer during this period. How do you say, our Hon'ble PM??


Obviously the benefit of growth going only to super rich makes no sense to masses below poverty lines. They have to depend on gimmicks like food security and MANERGA.
Slight fluctuations are there in the forex market but generally speaking Rupee is very unsteady and Oms speech is not going to do anything much for its stability...
Slight fluctuations are there in the forex market but generally speaking Rupee is very unsteady and Oms speech is not going to do anything much for its stability...


Look none of the forces which dragged rupee down don't give a damn to what Manmohan Singh achieved academically rather these are shocked at his surrender to his political and personal ambition ignoring all economic logic which he subscribed to before he became PM courtesy Sonia Gandhi. That's why I call him immoral!!!
Slight fluctuations are there in the forex market but generally speaking Rupee is very unsteady and Oms speech is not going to do anything much for its stability...


But I think its after his speech only rupee started gaining some momentum..
Slight fluctuations are there in the forex market but generally speaking Rupee is very unsteady and Oms speech is not going to do anything much for its stability...


But I think its after his speech only rupee started gaining some momentum..


That's an accidental coincidence. If speeches can lift the value of Rupee, our Rupee could have fetched $ 70 long ago.
Slight fluctuations are there in the forex market but generally speaking Rupee is very unsteady and Oms speech is not going to do anything much for its stability...


But I think its after his speech only rupee started gaining some momentum..

Look none of the forces which dragged rupee down don't give a damn to what Manmohan Singh achieved academically rather these are shocked at his surrender to his political and personal ambition ignoring all economic logic which he subscribed to before he became PM courtesy Sonia Gandhi. That's why I call him immoral!!!


He may be the PM but his words will never be taken seriously since he has not performed for the past 9 years and his one half hearted emotional speech, more hurt at being attacked and criticised by the opposition than the drowning state of the nation will not make any great difference.The markets have reacted because they are hoping for some positive poutcome.Now let us what the two, he and Pc are going to come up with....
The rupee probably was supported by Reliance Industries' sale of $400 million through banks that made the difference. It is showing signs of improvement for time being. But I do not see it would stay there.
How gold can save India form the current crisis. see the link. We may use gold to come out of crisis.

http://in.finance.yahoo.com/news/how-our-love-for-gold-can-save-india-053710053.html
Indian Rupee is rising for the past two days.Today, rupee takes value of 65.70.
Rupee Value

I think that's what they are terming it parallel to the 'Raman Effect'. But for developing countries it always happens. I am sure there will be a time when the rupee will be far much better. But it is still far away.
Current account balance is the barometer to measure a country’s economic health. Its essential to keep an eye on this essential factor. What is current account balance? If you put it in simple terms, It’s the imbalance created when imports exceed the exports. Now coming to the point, owing to the craze for this yellow metal government started importing the gold. This resulted widening our current account deficit.
Now among the many measures the government is contemplating to fill the gap by swapping the gold with currency for the gold lying with private hands and temples. This gold is lying unused. This helps in maintaining the current account balance.
But many rich temples like Tirupati and Padmanabha swami temples already started protesting. These temples are not willing to part with the gold which is enormous.
Indian Rupee is rising for the past two days.Today, rupee takes value of 65.70.
Rupee Value

I think that's what they are terming it parallel to the 'Raman Effect'. But for developing countries it always happens. I am sure there will be a time when the rupee will be far much better. But it is still far away.


Probably very far away , at least not until the general elections and a new government is sworn in.Before that for the economy to steady down and the rupee to climb back to its old position only a miracle can help...
Indian Rupee is rising for the past two days.Today, rupee takes value of 65.70.
Rupee Value

I think that's what they are terming it parallel to the 'Raman Effect'. But for developing countries it always happens. I am sure there will be a time when the rupee will be far much better. But it is still far away.


Probably very far away , at least not until the general elections and a new government is sworn in.Before that for the economy to steady down and the rupee to climb back to its old position only a miracle can help...


I am agree with you, when situation is beyond control than it can be control with some hard decision. But coming days are election days and government never dare to disappoint public.
Indian Rupee is rising for the past two days.Today, rupee takes value of 65.70.
Rupee Value

I think that's what they are terming it parallel to the 'Raman Effect'. But for developing countries it always happens. I am sure there will be a time when the rupee will be far much better. But it is still far away.


Probably very far away , at least not until the general elections and a new government is sworn in.Before that for the economy to steady down and the rupee to climb back to its old position only a miracle can help...

Yes, that's too far away. And that will be a slow process, which is also a complicated one. For this to happen there will be many tough decisions on the way.
How gold can save India form the current crisis. see the link. We may use gold to come out of crisis.

http://in.finance.yahoo.com/news/how-our-love-for-gold-can-save-india-053710053.html


And if add that black money hidden in all over the places, brought back to circulation, that will prove miraculous for our economy. But we shall do neither. Why only temples listed in articles, there are thousands and thousands temples in India which encourage people to DONATE. And then we recently found an underground place full of gold in Kerala recently. No one seems to talk about it anymore.
There is already a proposal to ask banks to buy gold from the public which measure, the government feels will trigger the economy because the gold reserves will go up. From the point of view of the citizens too it is good since they can sell gold easily at the market rate without going through any hassle..

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