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Why does value of Indian rupee drop against dollar?
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Asked by Joseph Chacko,
26 Sep '11 07:31 pm
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Because countries are investing in gold and the gold can be bought only in dollar and hence the dollar demand has risen the value of dollar and INR looks to fall
Answered by Iqbal Seth, 26 Sep '11 07:32 pm
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Your economy is volatile, the most simple reason. Is your GDP/GNP Falling? If so why?
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Answered by Siachen, 26 Sep '11 07:43 pm
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