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too much of importswill resultin India?s current account deficit shooting up
by energy imports(passive) caused bythe current account deficit problem
foreign exchange inflowscausesdeficit problem in current account
Gold importscontribute significantlyto the Current Account Deficit ( CAD ) of India
Gold importshave contributed substantiallyto India?s current account deficit ( CAD
by the gap between saving and investment(passive) is caused bythe US current account deficit
by the gap between saving and investment(passive) is causedthe US current account deficit
dollar supplyoriginating purelyfrom the US current account deficit
U.S. capital account surplusmay causethe country?s current account deficit
importscontributeto the country?s current account deficit
the factorsinfluencingcurrent account deficit of India
The fall of exports in Maycausedcurrent account deficit to rise
high oil prices and high GDP growth rateshave ledto a current account deficit in India
When dollar appreciates versus the rupee , imports become more expensivecausingcurrent account deficit to increase
The combination of rising import bills and slow export growthhas ledto a worsening of India 's current account deficit ( CAD
crude prices softeningto resultin the current account deficit for India
the factorscausecurrent account deficits in the first place
Gold importsare contributingsubstantially to India 's current account deficit
gold importscontributing substantiallyto India 's current account deficit ( CAD
That shiftledthe U.S. current - account deficit
the most important single factorcausingcurrent account deficits in Pakistan
developments in the household sectorhave contributedto the Australian current account deficit
Indian rupee ... United States dollarhas contributedto a widening of India 's current account deficit
rupee ... United States dollarhas contributedto a widening of India 's current account deficit
Increase in the importsinfluencesIndia 's current account deficit
budget deficitdoes influencecurrent account deficit in Namibia
when a country imports more goods , services , and capital than it exports(passive) is causedA current account deficit
A lower private savings and higher government deficitcausedcurrent account deficit
the result ... a net savings / investment deficitcausesa current - account deficit
that there will be more imports and less exports in that countrycausinga current account deficit
its exports ... the investment in the country decreaseresultsin current account deficit
Excess imports that is foreign debtcausescurrent account deficit
how higher domestic inflation relative to other countriescan causea Current Account deficit
by high domestic investment(passive) is caused bya current account deficit
$ 23 billion surplus Increased government borrowing results in a large inflow of capitalusually resultingin a current account deficit
A fiscal deficitmight causea current account deficit
by large energy imports(passive) caused bya current account deficit
strong capital inflowscausinga current account deficit
an appreciation in the domestic currencycan causea Current Account deficit
by high value of imports against exports(passive) caused bycurrent account deficit
the rupee to fallcausethe rupee to fall
to inevitable crisisleadsto inevitable crisis
the dollar to fallcausesthe dollar to fall
its can run an overall balance of payments deficit orcausesits can run an overall balance of payments deficit or
to pressure on the rupeehigh leadingto pressure on the rupee
a recordsetsa record
to lower inflation Rising current account deficitleadsto lower inflation Rising current account deficit
in additional pressure on local currency aggravating situations for other macroeconomic factors which in turn would hit the economic and investment activities largelywould resultin additional pressure on local currency aggravating situations for other macroeconomic factors which in turn would hit the economic and investment activities largely
to the piling up of ever greater us liabilities to the rest of the worldleadingto the piling up of ever greater us liabilities to the rest of the world
to a decline in the value of the dollarwill leadto a decline in the value of the dollar
depreciationmay causedepreciation
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concern about economic imbalanceshas causedconcern about economic imbalances
from surpluses of many countriesresultedfrom surpluses of many countries
to inevitable crisisleadsto inevitable crisis
its capital account surpluscausesits capital account surplus
talks in central government circles of a possible reduction in iron ore export tariffshas promptedtalks in central government circles of a possible reduction in iron ore export tariffs
in a devaluation of the dollarwill resultin a devaluation of the dollar
the dollar decline relative to the euro ( " Deflationis causingthe dollar decline relative to the euro ( " Deflation
of the trade deficitcomposedof the trade deficit
together with other factorsis ... contributingtogether with other factors
seriousto causeserious
to a run on currencies such as the rupiah and baht and a corresponding rout on the stock marketledto a run on currencies such as the rupiah and baht and a corresponding rout on the stock market
to the U.S. net foreign liabilities risewill eventually leadto the U.S. net foreign liabilities rise
to widen and the first quarter print may come in at $ 16 - 17 billion or 2.5 % of Gross Domestic Product ( GDPis setto widen and the first quarter print may come in at $ 16 - 17 billion or 2.5 % of Gross Domestic Product ( GDP
the country to seek international financinghas promptedthe country to seek international financing
The rising external payments liabilities(passive) caused byThe rising external payments liabilities
to an increase in foreign debtleadingto an increase in foreign debt
in inflationresultingin inflation
in a rising savings - investment gapresultedin a rising savings - investment gap
to rupee shortage in the economy in the pasthas ledto rupee shortage in the economy in the past
to rupee shortage in the economyhas ledto rupee shortage in the economy
Rupee depreciationcausesRupee depreciation
to widen and the first quarter print may come in at $ 16 - 17 billion or 2.5 % of GDP and added that for the full year the gap may scale a six - year high of $ 67 - 72 billionis setto widen and the first quarter print may come in at $ 16 - 17 billion or 2.5 % of GDP and added that for the full year the gap may scale a six - year high of $ 67 - 72 billion
to currency depreciation , which results in lost purchasing power and inflationleadto currency depreciation , which results in lost purchasing power and inflation
in weaker currencyresultingin weaker currency
the country to seek international financinghas promptedthe country to seek international financing
in an outflow of foreign capitalhas resultedin an outflow of foreign capital
to a severe balance of payment situationis leadingto a severe balance of payment situation
depreciationmay causedepreciation