Liquidity the bigger worry, not rupee fall

The weakening rupee is unlikely to significantly impact India’s trade balance, inflation, or growth prospects despite hurting importers. Limited commodity price rises and weak global growth, especially in China, help mitigate imported inflation. Excessive rupee interventions may hinder growth and further strain forex reserves and liquidity.

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