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What a disaster. FY27 will be even worse and INR will still hit 100. Modi is burning FX to leave nothing for next government. Remind me of Imrandu circa 2022.
 
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What a disaster. FY27 will be even worse and INR will still hit 100. Modi is burning FX to leave nothing for next government. Remind me of Imrandu circa 2022.
Yeah ! We are doomed..!
India's foreign exchange reserves grew by $23.1 billion during the 2025–26 financial year, rising from $668 billion at the end of March 2025 to $691.11 billion as of March 31, 2026.
 
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What a disaster. FY27 will be even worse and INR will still hit 100. Modi is burning FX to leave nothing for next government. Remind me of Imrandu circa 2022.
Much better than keeping currency artificially pegged at a certain level for 40 months by burning the little debt denominated forex one has.
 
Read the thread. The amount of investment coming into India’s automobile industry is massive. Just look at the investment nos being announced. He only talked about Maharashtra but that doesn’t even include Suzuki’s ₹70,000 crore investments planned for Gujarat and Haryana.
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What a disaster. FY27 will be even worse and INR will still hit 100. Modi is burning FX to leave nothing for next government. Remind me of Imrandu circa 2022.
You shouldn’t be worrying about the Indian currency. Focus on fixing your own economy first. At least India is not depending on bailout packages to stay afloat.

RBI has already transferred a huge dividend to the Government of India, and India still has strong support coming from services exports, remittances and forex reserves. That gives enough cushioning to handle pressure on the rupee.

FII money always moves in cycles depending on global market conditions. Once sentiment stabilises, foreign investors will start flowing back into the Indian market again.
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India's Gross FDI inflows in FY26 at $95 bn; net FDI rises to $7.7 bn
 

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