India's rupee has dropped to another record low of 66.075 to the dollar and shares have plunged after the country's Lower House of Parliament approved a $20B plan to provide cheap grain for the poor, or almost 70% of the country's 1.2B people. The bill has prompted concerns that it will add to India's fiscal deficit. The currency has plummeted this year for a variety of reasons, including the lack of economic reform and the Fed's prospective tapering.
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