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Posted on: 18/04/2013

When Indian exports become cheaper than imports than devaluation in rupee will occur. There are many factors that will impact devaluation in Indian rupee like economic growth, inflation pressure, devaluation spiral etc. India is trying to control the inflation which is affecting the devaluation highly. With the increase in prices of imports like Oil, fuels, devaluation occurs. When devaluation occur demand for domestic products will increase and consumer will shift their demand from imports to domestic products. Secondly, devaluation occurs with increase in productivity and that will rely only on domestic demand. Devaluation caused a loss of confidence in domestic and international investors. Thirdly, devaluation will impact the rise in prices. And it becomes difficult to decamp out of unwelcome spiral of devaluation caused by inflation.

We provide valuation for rupee devaluation to all big companies those are working international and will be affected by the rupee devaluation