lot of pressure ... Indian Rupeeshall leadto depreciation of Indian Rupee
High inflation ratecausingdepreciation of the Mauritian Rupees
Kashmir crisisresultingin the depreciation of Indian rupees
have banked on their money in indiacausingdepreciation of the indian rupee so now
The Trump administration ’s unilateral measures to change the international trading system have affected Indiacausingthe depreciation of the Indian rupee
The negative global outlook , together with deteriorating current account deficitresultedin the depreciation of the Indian rupee
therefore the capital account must register larger surplusesto preventthe Indian rupee from further depreciation
a detailed analysis of the factorshave causeddepreciation of Indian rupee
The protectionist measures adopted by the US and the rising crude oil priceshave ledto the depreciation in the value of Indian Rupee
These changes in oil pricescauseddepreciation of the Indian rupee
The slippage in fiscal deficit target and the increase in current account deficithas ledto depreciation of the Indian Rupee
FII selling to pressure rupee Lockdown coupled with continuous outflows from the capital marketswill possibly leadto depreciation of the Indian rupee
oil refinersledto depreciation in the Indian rupee
These eventsledto depreciation of the Indian Rupee ( INR
Concerns over a prospective winding down of quantitative easing by the united states Federal Reservetriggeredthe depreciation of the Indian rupee
Concerns over a prospective winding down of quantitative easing by the US Federal Reservetriggeredthe depreciation of the Indian rupee
when the crude prices go up thenleadto a depreciation in Indian rupee
more quantity of the local currency ... higher importsleadsto the depreciation of the Indian rupee
The flight of capital from Indialedto depreciation of Indian rupee
the economic slowdown(passive) caused bythe depreciation of the India Rupee
Factors like a high current account deficit , policy stagnation , low capital in - flows and strengthening of the US dollar in the wake of the Euro zone crisishave ledto the depreciation of the Indian rupee
Concerns more than a potential winding down of quantitative easing by the US Federal Reservetriggeredthe depreciation of the Indian rupee
Factors like a high current account deficit , policy stagnation , low capital in - flows and strengthening of the U.S. dollar in the wake of the Euro zone crisishave ledto the depreciation of the Indian rupee
These outflows of dollars ... the increase in demand for US dollars in the foreign exchange marketcausedthe depreciation of Indian rupee
savingsresultingfrom the depreciation of the Indian rupee
Positive developments in the dollar - originating economy created greater demand for that currencyresultingin depreciation of currencies like Indian rupee
The recently erupted crisis in Iraqledto the depreciation of Indian Rupee
higherimport billsresultingfrom the depreciation of the Indian rupee
that can be saidto causethe depreciation in the Indian rupee
in forex restatement and derivative losses of Rs 342 crore versus Rs 25 crore loss for Q2 FY13has resultedin forex restatement and derivative losses of Rs 342 crore versus Rs 25 crore loss for Q2 FY13
in forex restatement and derivative losses of Rs 342 crore versus Rs 25 crore loss for Q2 , FY’13has resultedin forex restatement and derivative losses of Rs 342 crore versus Rs 25 crore loss for Q2 , FY’13
sharp fall in the prices on the MCXpreventedsharp fall in the prices on the MCX
in increase in inflationhas resultedin increase in inflation
sharp decline in the prices on the MCXwill preventsharp decline in the prices on the MCX
sharp downside in the prices on the MCXwill preventsharp downside in the prices on the MCX
in forex restatement and derivative losses of Rs 342 crore up from Rs 25 crore losshas resultedin forex restatement and derivative losses of Rs 342 crore up from Rs 25 crore loss
to further gains on the domestic bourses last weekledto further gains on the domestic bourses last week
a historic low of Rs . 71 / US $leda historic low of Rs . 71 / US $
in forex restatement and derivative losses of Rs 342 crore ( vs. Rs 25 crore loss for Q2‟13has resultedin forex restatement and derivative losses of Rs 342 crore ( vs. Rs 25 crore loss for Q2‟13
to higher current account deficit and higher inflationwill leadto higher current account deficit and higher inflation
in forex restatement and derivative losses of Rs 342 crore ( Rs 3.42 billion ) versus Rs 25 crorehas resultedin forex restatement and derivative losses of Rs 342 crore ( Rs 3.42 billion ) versus Rs 25 crore
the value of the USD denominated in INR to go up ○causesthe value of the USD denominated in INR to go up ○
a fall on its realised investment once it converts rupee into dollarwill ... causea fall on its realised investment once it converts rupee into dollar
to higher hedging premiumsleadingto higher hedging premiums
more harmcausesmore harm
widespread foreign capital flight and further exchange rate weaknesswill triggerwidespread foreign capital flight and further exchange rate weakness
the US dollarhas ledthe US dollar
a fall in the stock market in Indiacausinga fall in the stock market in India
in forex restatement and derivative losses of ₹ 342 crore ( vs. ₹ 25 crore loss for Q2‟13has resultedin forex restatement and derivative losses of ₹ 342 crore ( vs. ₹ 25 crore loss for Q2‟13
to more export and less importwill leadto more export and less import
to revaluation of debt issued in US dollars , which in turn will put pressure on some covenantswill leadto revaluation of debt issued in US dollars , which in turn will put pressure on some covenants
minimal decline on the domestic boursesledminimal decline on the domestic bourses
sharp downfallpreventedsharp downfall
To Rise in Gold Prices by Rs 70LeadsTo Rise in Gold Prices by Rs 70
long - term opportunities Following the unprecedented depreciation of the currencycreateslong - term opportunities Following the unprecedented depreciation of the currency
to increased inflationary pressure on the economyledto increased inflationary pressure on the economy
sharp declines in prices on MCXpreventedsharp declines in prices on MCX
further fall in the crude oil pricespreventedfurther fall in the crude oil prices
translation losses that need to be recognised on balance sheets in India to judge the true financial health of corporatescausestranslation losses that need to be recognised on balance sheets in India to judge the true financial health of corporates
concern for travel insurers in the countryhas causedconcern for travel insurers in the country
to favorableleadsto favorable
to its costs jumping to Rs 902 croreledto its costs jumping to Rs 902 crore
to increase cost jumping to Rs 902 crore as against Rs 505 crore in Q1 of previous fiscalledto increase cost jumping to Rs 902 crore as against Rs 505 crore in Q1 of previous fiscal
to costlier importsleadingto costlier imports
to a sharp increase in the prices as we are importing coalhas contributedto a sharp increase in the prices as we are importing coal
a fall in the stock indexcausinga fall in the stock index
the local gold price to breach a key psychological threshold , generating the strongest return of the 19 different currency - denominated gold prices monitored by the World Gold Councilledthe local gold price to breach a key psychological threshold , generating the strongest return of the 19 different currency - denominated gold prices monitored by the World Gold Council
from events in the Middle Eastmay resultfrom events in the Middle East