What does the rupee depreciation mean beyond export and import bills? | In Focus podcast

Ananth Narayan speaks to us on the weakening of rupee and RBI’s subsequent balancing act in controlling imported inflation

June 15, 2022 10:29 pm | Updated 11:26 pm IST

The Indian rupee has been battling downward pressure from multiple forces –Foreign Portfolio Investors pulling out, the rising cost of international crude oil prices and a strong dollar. The currency has been frequently hitting historical lows and has breached the 78-marks

What does this mean beyond export and import bills?

Guest: Ananth Narayan, Associate Professor, Finance at SPJIMR

Host: K. Bharat Kumar

Edited by Reenu Cyriac

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