Indian rupee's fall pressures exporters, complicating inflation and trade deficit management.

The Indian rupee's depreciation against the US dollar is putting pressure on domestic exporters due to higher costs for imported raw materials and other expenses. While a weaker rupee usually boosts exports, this benefit is limited as other major currencies are also weakening, and global demand remains low. The rupee's fall could slightly boost GDP growth and IT services margins but may widen India's trade deficit and complicate inflation management.

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