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On the 12th October 2018 the spot inter-bank market saw:
Open: 1 USD = 74.0526 INR
Close: 1 USD = 73.6813 INR
Average: 1 USD = 73.762 INR
Lowest: 1 USD = 73.5739 INR
Highest: 1 USD = 73.95 INR
Today's Live Us Dollar into Indian Rupee Exchange Rate
Spot: 1 USD = 68.9650 INR
Independent Provider: 1 USD = 68.4822
Avge. UK Bank International Payment: 1 USD = 66.2616 INR
From October 12, 2018 to April 11, 2019, INR went up by rs 5 in 6 months. This is a rise of 6.75 % in 6 months.
Modi government took series of steps when INR fell against USD in October 2018. The efforts are paying off now. INR strengthened by Rs 5 from over 74 to less than 69 in 6 months. These series of steps taken has a far reaching consequences and it has reduced the Dependence of India's international trade in USD.
Many people suggested at that time that India should issue NRI bonds like previous governments used to do. However midi took a totally different path and entered into agreement with many countries to do trade in local currency and currency swapping in yen. So unlike what Chidambaram did in 2013, modi stabilized INR without increasing liability of USD. INR has recovered very strongly against USD now. This Recovery In last 6 months has added more than half of Pakistan's Economy just by INR appreciation to India's GDP. India now must take many more measures to strengthen INR. The current strong economy allows India to take some stringent measures which may give further rise to India's economy and strength of INR. In many products and services, India should stop selling them at a marginally higher price on cost. Rather India should sell it at a rate marginally lower than the similar services available elsewhere. I am sure that many more steps will follow after Modi wining 2019 general election.
https://www.poundsterlinglive.com/b...r-to-indian-rupee-exchange-rate-on-2018-10-12
Open: 1 USD = 74.0526 INR
Close: 1 USD = 73.6813 INR
Average: 1 USD = 73.762 INR
Lowest: 1 USD = 73.5739 INR
Highest: 1 USD = 73.95 INR
Today's Live Us Dollar into Indian Rupee Exchange Rate
Spot: 1 USD = 68.9650 INR
Independent Provider: 1 USD = 68.4822
Avge. UK Bank International Payment: 1 USD = 66.2616 INR
From October 12, 2018 to April 11, 2019, INR went up by rs 5 in 6 months. This is a rise of 6.75 % in 6 months.
Modi government took series of steps when INR fell against USD in October 2018. The efforts are paying off now. INR strengthened by Rs 5 from over 74 to less than 69 in 6 months. These series of steps taken has a far reaching consequences and it has reduced the Dependence of India's international trade in USD.
Many people suggested at that time that India should issue NRI bonds like previous governments used to do. However midi took a totally different path and entered into agreement with many countries to do trade in local currency and currency swapping in yen. So unlike what Chidambaram did in 2013, modi stabilized INR without increasing liability of USD. INR has recovered very strongly against USD now. This Recovery In last 6 months has added more than half of Pakistan's Economy just by INR appreciation to India's GDP. India now must take many more measures to strengthen INR. The current strong economy allows India to take some stringent measures which may give further rise to India's economy and strength of INR. In many products and services, India should stop selling them at a marginally higher price on cost. Rather India should sell it at a rate marginally lower than the similar services available elsewhere. I am sure that many more steps will follow after Modi wining 2019 general election.
https://www.poundsterlinglive.com/b...r-to-indian-rupee-exchange-rate-on-2018-10-12
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