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Ten reasons why Rupee is sinking each passing day !

#TEN_REASONS_WHY_RUPEE_IS_SINKING_EACH_PASSING_DAY :
Here are 10 main reasons which experts feel are responsible for the Indian rupee -- which has #depreciated as much as 16 percent this year -- to touch new lows each passing day:

#Widening_Current_Account_Deficit: This is resulting in creating more actual as well as speculative demand for the dollar and other convertible currencies.

#Policy_Inaction: Perception of lack of clarity on policy front is also fanning speculative demand wherein the Reserve #Bank of India #RBI) on one day said it will tighten liquidity and on yet another said it will inject $1 billion in the #market.

#Low_Forex_Reserves: India's foreign exchange (Forex) reserves are enough to cover imports of seven month only. The forex reserves have declined in the recent months. Due to low reserves, the ##RBI can't intervene aggressively in the currency markets.

#Economic_Growth_Slowdown: India's gross domestic product (GDP) growth fell to a decade low of 5 percent in 2012-13. The situation is unlikely to improve much this year. Foreign investors are pulling money out of the Indian markets due to slow growth.

#Dependence_on_Foreign_money: #India's current account deficit was financed by foreign money for the last many years. Withdrawal of money by overseas #investors is leading to the weakness in the rupee.

#Recovery_in_the_US: The slow but steady recovery in the US is making the greenback stronger against other #currencies.

#Stimulus_Withdrawal: Indications that the #US may withdraw or ease the fiscal stimulus package that has been on since a few years ago to tide over the economic crisis there, could potentially put the brakes on funds for developing economies.

#Capital_Controls: The decision by the #Reserve Bank and the #government to impose temporary restrictions on capital flows has not gone down well with the markets, as it will not only discourage Indian companies from investing abroad, but also foreign firms from pumping money into India.

#Trends_in_other_markets: The #rupee is also following the trend seen in the currencies of other emerging economies such as Brazil, Indonesia, Russia and South Africa.

#Speculative_Trading: Speculative trading in the currency markets is putting further pressure on the Indian rupee.
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