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With Indian rupee's free fall to 61.10 to a US dollar, Indian GDP in USD terms is down to about $1.64 trillion based on Rs. 100.2 trillion divided by 61.10
Looks like Indian rupee will be 100 to 1 US dollar by the end of this year. India is quickly becoming poorer than when their begging for independence from UK finally succeeded.Ouch! That's quick to reach 61. It looks like a free fall. GOI still calls on foreign Indian nationals to send money back to shore up the Rupee. Don't they have no fear that international currency raiders like Soros could come in to pop their bubble?
All Indians should start buying gold, seriously... When Indian debt bubble collapses India will be in a bad state.. Im advising you to
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Isn't inflation good for an economy? Isn't it a multiplier of the growth rate?
Even gold doesn't look attractive and is loosing its shine. When the global economy is slow then it is a difficult proposition to shore up investors confidence. Time to loosen up protectionist policies and allow free flow of FDI.
Fiscal discipline is in order until this tide of bad news is over.
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Indians' love of gold is in large part responsible for worsening current account deficit and pressure on rupee. That's why Indian govt is rightly restricting gold imports.
Indians love for gold is not going to diminish by imposing duties or restrictive policies. Because of its universal appeal and acceptance we consider gold has safety net against economic collapse or runaway inflation.
You will see a lot of gold coming from middle east via smuggling. It will be Indian govt. who will be at a loss. Loss of revenue and promoting smuggling.
One way to curb the gold imports is to encourage gold EFT's. In Indian context EFT's haven't gotten same response as holding physical gold. Most of the gold we import is used for making jewelry and very little about 25 % is for investment. Hence the luke warm response to gold EFT's.
Weak rupee and high gold imports is responsible for the mess we are in. If we work on these two then we have a chance to narrow our current account deficit.