Indian Rupee V

INDIAN RUPEE V/S U.S DOLLAR

APPRECIATION OF RUPEE Appreciation

of

Rupee means that there is increase in the value of Rupee in global market or in simple terms rupee has become stronger

DEPRICIATION OF RUPEE Depreciation

of

Rupee means that there is reduction in the value of Rupee in global market or the rupee has become weaker than before in

IMPACT OF APPRECIATION 1.GOOD

FOR IMPORTERS – If we are importing something and dealing in $, we have to pay less in terms of rupees. It means its value has increased.

2.

HURTS THE EXPORTERS –If Indian company is exporting something, then it will receive less from the foreign country.

IMPACT OF DEPRICIATION OF RUPEE 

GOOD FOR EXPORTERS – It is good for the exporters in the sense that when they will receive money as the proceedings, they will receive more than before in terms of rupee.



IT HURTS IMPORTERS – If an Indian company is importing and the rupee is depreciating, then it will hurt the company as

EXCHANGE RATES  The

exchange rates (also known as the foreignexchange rate, forex rate or FX rate) between two currencies specifies how much one currency is worth in terms of the other.  The spot exchange rate refers to the current exchange rate. The forward exchange rate refers to an exchange rate

EXCHANGE RATES 

GRAPH SHOWING EXCHANGE RATE OF USD INTO INR.

WHY RUPEE NEEDS TO APPRECIATE 1.To control Inflation 2.To reduce production cost 3.Reduced foreign Debt 4.Cheaper imported goods / Import based foreign investment

WHY RUPEE NEEDS TO DEPRECIATE 1.Forex Reserve 2.Major export dependent industries 3.A measure against Job Losses

PRESENTED BY : ANURUP SRIVASTAVA

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MEENAKSHI SAXENA

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NEHA SAXENA 08055 ABHISHEK GUPTA

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