India's currency is steady, but at what cost?
The Economist asks what cost India has paid to stabilise its currency. The headline suggests the gains come with trade-offs that the article examines in more detail.
ContextThe rupee is India's currency, and the central bank often steps in to manage sharp swings against the dollar. Currency stability can help imports and inflation, but it can also mean giving up some growth or reserves.
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