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The article considers finance and economic conditions in India. Significant declines in stock prices and in the value of the rupee national currency in August 2013 are discussed as part of an international trend which has seen capital movements out of developing countries. India's balance of payments deficit is considered.

The article examines economic conditions and economy policy in India. Measures taken by the Reserve Bank of India, the country's central bank, to end a decline in the value of the rupee national currency in foreign exchange trading are considered, particularly easing of restrictions on purchases of government securities by foreign investors.

The article examines a significant fall in the value of the rupee, the national currency of India. Contributing factors to the decline are discussed including risk aversion by international financiers due to the financial crisis in Europe, a decline in India's rate of economic development and the country's negative balance of payments in international trade.

The article reports on the overheated economy of India, described as a concern despite continuing high growth and low inflation. Monetary policies of the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) are described, along with the value of the rupee and controversies among Indian economists about how to handle the currency and the exchange rate. Interest rates are also discussed.

The article discusses the economic conditions of India in 2007, particularly regarding the rise of the exchange value of the rupee against the U.S. dollar. The balance needed between Indian export economic policies and financial restraint to prevent excessive appreciation is discussed. Disadvantages to the rising rates are described and predictions are made concerning future trends.