One of the reasons for the rupee sliding sharply against the dollar is
the Reserve Bank of India’s reluctance to support the rupee by selling
dollars, like it usually does during periods of volatility. And there is
good reason, why the RBI is avoiding what could well turn out to be a
losing battle. As can be seen from the chart, India’s import cover--the
number of months of imports that can be paid for by a country's forex
reserves - is at a 12-year low. The import bill has soared in the last
few years, but forex reserves have not kept pace.
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