Falling Rupee Fails To Cheer Exporters Hit By Demonetisation | Read
A dollar can now buy more of 'Made in India' products and that makes our markets more attractive to buyers. That's how experts view the current fall in rupee's value to a dollar. On Saturday, former Prime Minister Manmohan Singh too urged India Inc to focus on exports. "Although India is growing at the annual rate of 7-7.5 per cent per annum, there needs to be considerable increase in the rate of international trading sectors, particularly exports," said Dr Singh at a conclave of PHD Chamber of Commerce, a leading industry body for the states of Punjab, Haryana and Delhi.
