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flag India's rupee drop boosts some exports but hurts others due to import costs and global trends, making depreciation ineffective for improving trade balance.

flag A new Systematix Research report finds India's rupee depreciation has uneven export effects: while electronics, chemicals, and petroleum sectors gain slightly, high import dependence raises costs, offsetting gains. flag Food and agro exports benefit most due to low import reliance. flag Labour-intensive industries like textiles and leather suffer from rising input costs and weak demand. flag Global headwinds, including protectionism and slowing growth, further undermine any currency-driven advantages. flag The study concludes rupee depreciation is not a reliable tool for improving India’s trade balance.

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