$ to Rs conversion rate padipothundi

[Peter123]

FDI  - foreign Direct investments - ex: lands, factories 

FII - Foreign Institutional Investment - Example: Liquid Property - Bonds, stocks market, debentures aka forex market. This is short term and FDI is long term anytime,

Imports and Exports - Doing good

also RBI intervention when ruppee going dump...some of these examples decide dollar value to rupee or any other currency. If india is making any good on these then expect the ruppee value up which makes the dollar value to rupee low

[NadiBezawada]

16 minutes ago, Peter123 said:

FDI  - foreign Direct investments - ex: lands, factories 

FII - Foreign Institutional Investment - Example: Liquid Property - Bonds, stocks market, debentures aka forex market. This is short term and FDI is long term anytime,

Imports and Exports - Doing good

also RBI intervention when ruppee going dump...some of these examples decide dollar value to rupee or any other currency. If india is making any good on these then expect the ruppee value up which makes the dollar value to rupee low

Finance side a bro nuvu?

[Peter123]

5 minutes ago, NadiBezawada said:

Finance side a bro nuvu?

IT bro, but also did MBA also 

[zoolakataka_14]

andaru $ ippude pampukondi india ki ...appudu @Luke 1$ 100rs avuthadi ani cheppindu...ippudu scene reverse.

ila ayithe ela ani @Dimpy123 badha paduthundi

[speedracer]

It will go back to 68-70$

[BostonBullodu]

2 minutes ago, speedracer said:

It will go back to 68-70$

entha speed ga pothadi @speedracer baaa

[boeing747]

[Android_Halwa]

There are lot of factors which decide the dollar conversion rate and having a stable government, if it is one of the reason then a very minor one..

There is a volatile in oil market, strong recovery for major economies after yers of slump, interest rates were raised twice in the last six months, American economy showing signs of recovery after sluggish growth and early feelers from China also showing some signs of recovery after dip, Euro block is withering..such global factors decide the Dollar rate.

When it comes to India, one major factor will be export and imports, current account deficit and of course, stability in the domestic economy and political environment.

India is experiencing heavy exports and had been exporting more than imports. This makes Rupee more attractive as demand for Indian goods soars, Fall in Dollar value expected as net import would be lesser than Exports for which we receive incoming remittances and outward payments in dollars and if exports are higher, It makes reserve pool of Foreign Exchange availability more and hence can expect slight changes in forex market. Apart from that, heavy FII and FDI inflows, more services under the organised sector, more domestic good comsumption aslo makes rupee stronger..

Infact, Dollar value is intact and stable, Its Rupee that has appreciated. In the coming quarters, If the same performance happens then we can expect the rupee to grow stronger by 5% against dollar in the near term.

[Batman_fan]

Just now, Android_Halwa said:

There are lot of factors which decide the dollar conversion rate and having a stable government, if it is one of the reason then a very minor one..

There is a volatile in oil market, strong recovery for major economies after yers of slump, interest rates were raised twice in the last six months, American economy showing signs of recovery after sluggish growth and early feelers from China also showing some signs of recovery after dip, Euro block is withering..such global factors decide the Dollar rate.

When it comes to India, one major factor will be export and imports, current account deficit and of course, stability in the domestic economy and political environment.

India is experiencing heavy exports and had been exporting more than imports. This makes Rupee more attractive as demand for Indian goods soars, Fall in Dollar value expected as net import would be lesser than Exports for which we receive incoming remittances and outward payments in dollars and if exports are higher, It makes reserve pool of Foreign Exchange availability more and hence can expect slight changes in forex market. Apart from that, heavy FII and FDI inflows, more services under the organised sector, more domestic good comsumption aslo makes rupee stronger..

Infact, Dollar value is intact and stable, Its Rupee that has appreciated. In the coming quarters, If the same performance happens then we can expect the rupee to grow stronger by 5% against dollar in the near term.

[SwamyRaRa]

[nrikittu]

On 3/26/2017 at 6:40 AM, innovative said:

nice.. Vinataniki bavundhi reality lo entha dabbu banks loki cherindho

[Variety_Pullayya]

US college semester starting time ki perigipothundi le...dont worry

[srdh21]

$-Rs will be around 45 by the end of year, everytime BJP comes to power Rupee strengthens, it is because their policies are to encourage increasing forex reserves

last time before vajpayee left, $ was at 36-37, i will not be surprised if $-Rs come back to 36 within 2 yrs 

[NadiBezawada]

On 3/26/2017 at 7:40 PM, speedracer said:

It will go back to 68-70$

Don't be surprised if it goes to 50

[NadiBezawada]

3 minutes ago, srdh21 said:

$-Rs will be around 45 by the end of year, everytime BJP comes to power Rupee strengthens, it is because their policies are to encourage increasing forex reserves

last time before vajpayee left, $ was at 36-37, i will not be surprised if $-Rs come back to 36 within 2 yrs