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Currency concerns jeopardise Indian export targets

11/07/2007

According to the Associated Chambers of Commerce & Industry of India (ASSOCHAM), India’s currency appreciated 8.35% between January and June 2007—coming second only to Brazil, which reported a 9.28% increase in the value of the real—and this sharp rise is affecting the South East Asian country’s competitiveness in international markets.

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