Falling Rupee: Increasing Exports

Falling Rupee: Increasing Exports

10 March 2022, Mumbai:

Exporters to be the key gainers out of plummeting rupee exchange value.

The rupee has depreciated 3.5% this year.

TAILWIND

Rupee depredation
To benefit labour-intensive exports.

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The Concerns
Limited gain for high
Import-intensive sectors
Imported
Raw material becomes expensive


Buyers seek discounts, say exporters receiving queries from buyers to cut prices for fresh orders. "Our orders from Europe are being deferred red and there are issues related to shipping also.

And many buyers want us to pass on the benefits of a weaker rupee to them," said a Delhi-based garment exporter, who did not wish to be identified.

 

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CREDITS: ET Dated 10-03-2022. 

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