In the context of the declining value of the Indian rupee, T N Ninan notes that if India’s politicians want a stronger currency, they need to do a better job of managing the economy: Inflation control, productivity improvement, etc. Getting the Reserve Bank of India to spend billions of dollars to boost the rupee is the wrong way to go. Read here
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