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why does the value of Indian currency under go up and down frequently​

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Answered by bochresoniya97
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Floating exchange rates, or flexible exchange rates, are determined by market forces without active intervention of central governments. For instance, due to heavy imports, the supply of the rupee may go up and its value fall. In contrast, when exports increase and dollar inflows are high, the rupee strengthens.

Answered by aashiqa68
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why does the value of Indian currency under go up and down frequently

Explanation:

Floating exchange rates, or flexible exchange rates, are determined by market forces without active intervention of central governments. For instance, due to heavy imports, the supply of the rupee may go up and its value fall. In contrast, when exports increase and dollar inflows are high, the rupee strengthens.

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