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Why Rupee is going down? I will try my best to explain in layman's terms, though many aspects may not be that perfect. Yet I am just trying here. Its all over the news. Indian Rupee hit the all-time low mark of 62 rupees against the US dollar
The Indian rupee has slid to a historic low against the dollar. Wonder what causes such movements? Read on.... Rupee has touched a historic all-time low by dropping below Rs 60 (against $1). There are several reasons which have led to this r
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RBI must intervene and bring the rupee down to Rs 55 is the sound of every corner of the corporate houses. It is erroneous to wait for a Central Bank to intervene. One should have well-developed-articulated management policy that whenever the exposu
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