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Axis Bank is less worried about the rupee

The Indian rupee has experienced relief in November as foreign portfolio investments returned and oil prices decreased. Despite a widening merchandise trade deficit of $40 billion in October,…

Axis Bank is less worried about the rupee
Axis Bank is less worried about the rupee — image via Economic Times — Credit: Economic Times

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The Indian rupee has experienced relief in November as foreign portfolio investments returned and oil prices decreased. Despite a widening merchandise trade deficit of $40 billion in October, easing oil prices contributed positively. The increasing gold deficit indicated delayed festive demand, although overall import concerns remained limited. Exports grew significantly, particularly in petroleum products and electronics, which bolstered economic activity. Thus, the current account deficit remains manageable, alleviating currency pressures.

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