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India’s vulnerability on the external debt front The important thing about the BoP is that it always “balances”. If an American invests in Indian stock markets, dollars will come into the BoP table and it will be accounted for under FPI within the capital account. So if an Indian buys an American car, dollars will flow out of BoP, and it will be accounted for in the trade account within the current account. The current account is further divided into the trade account (for export and import of goods) and the invisibles account (for export and import of services). The BoP has two broad subheads (also called “accounts”) - current and capital - to slot different types of transactions. If a transaction leads to dollars coming into India, it is shown with a positive sign if a transaction means dollars leaving India, it is shown with a minus sign.
The BoP is essentially a ledger of all monetary transactions between Indians and foreigners. Worst exchange rate of March 2021: 72.29, Best exchange rate of March 2021: 73.4087, Average exchange rate in March 2021: 72.To understand movements on these variables, one must understand India’s Balance of Payment (BoP) statement. Worst exchange rate of February 2021: 72.3332, Best exchange rate of February 2021: 73.7169, Average exchange rate in February 2021: 72.8274 Worst exchange rate of January 2021: 72.908, Best exchange rate of January 2021: 73.5122, Average exchange rate in January 2021: 73.1122 US Dollar to Indian Rupee Monthly Exchange Rates Converting US Dollar (USD) to Indian Rupee (INR) in 2021 with the best, worst and average exchange rates of the year Table of 1 US Dollar to Indian Rupee Exchange Rate:
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