Chief Economic Advisor Nageswaran identifies preventing rupee depreciation as a central macroeconomic imperative for FY27, amidst a 6% fall in 2026 and a $23bn FPI exit. The warning signals structural global shifts, a widening current account deficit exceeding the RBI's 2% GDP threshold, and potential policy shifts including public austerity measures.
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- ›Rupee Closing Low (12 May 2026): 95.63 per US Dollar
- ›FPI Exit Since War Start: $23 billion
- ›Target this Data: Rupee closed at 95.63/$ on 12 May 2026.
- ›Target this Nodal Body: Office of the Chief Economic Advisor (CEA), Ministry of Finance.
- ›Target this Threshold: RBI's historically identified sustainable CAD level is ~2% of GDP.
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