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Lower Exports
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India's competitive strength in world trade
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It would increase local supplies
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"The rupee rise: How you are affected?"
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Exporters are unable to maintain necessary profit margins if their dollar-linked earnings fall. India's export target of $160 billion may not be met, if rupee rises. A more 'realistic' export target has to be formulated in case there is rise.
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If the rupee continues to gain against the dollar, India's competitive strength in world trade (which is already negligible) will weaken. This, in turn, shrinks new job avenues.
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Exporters are keener to sell their product/services locally, if possible. This would increase local supplies and lower prices and inflation.
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