Why is Indian Rupee falling? | Mystery of Rising Dollar Prices | Abhi and Niyu

In this video, Abhi and Niyu discuss the economics behind rising dollar prices against Indian Rupee. Indian rupee has reached a new low of 79 rupees against a dollar in July 2022. Who decides this rate? And what if 1 Indian rupee was equal to 1 USD? Let's find out answers to many of these interesting questions.

#rupee #indianeconomy #worldaffairs

A video by Abhiraj Rajadhyaksha & Niyati Mavinkurve

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Abhi and Niyu is the fastest growing Indian educational YouTube channel. Abhi and Niyu are a husband-wife couple who believe in the power of our youth.

Abhi and Niyu started their page to talk about positive, impactful ideas and to inspire offline action from online content. It was a way to change the way our negative feeds operated and replace negative news with positive, action-oriented news that made some change. They decode and simplify issues for Millenials and believe small steps lead to big outcomes in the future. Their videos span different genres like history, environment, and sustainability, policy discussions, social commentary, economics, personal finance, among others.

[AbhiandNiyu]

We have experimented in this video. Tried to teach concepts of economics with the help of humour. Tell us if you like it and if it made you help the topic better. Did you like this attempt? Yes/No - comment below!

[kunaljadhav]

I am a MBA student and the way you guys are explaining the complex macroeconomics concepts in simple manner is just amazing. Keep up the good work. Eagerly waiting for part 2.

[namaskarprasad]

Complex concepts are explained in a simpler manner. Keep up the good work 👍

[darshandoshi]

I have always been so confused on to exactly how the currency changes in compare to dollar and why dollar dominates so much to the world. You guys have explained it in so easy way. I really appreciate your work and I want to know more about the import and export ratio of India currently. Eagerly waiting for 2nd part of the video. Appreciated your work.

[isha]

Eagerly waiting for part two. Thank you so much to you guys for explaining this in a simplified way! ❤️

[navrabha]

00:39 - Who Decides The Rate?
01:31 - Demand and Supply
02:21 - Role of RBI
04:56 - Reason for Depreciation
06:08 - Solutions Part 1

[devasishdash]

The way you guys bring up important topics and explain it in simple manner is awesome. Keep up the good work👍

[shopshopify]

One major factor you might have missed is the interest rate parity. Let's say risk free rate of return (consider FD/Govt bond) in India is 6% and 2% in the USA. In that case you may take the advantage of the arbitrage available and try to invest in rupees and convert to usd after one year. But remember there is no free lunch and the market forces with compensate this interest rate differential with the currency exchange rate. So ceteris paribus, rupee will go on devaluing against USD as long as there is interest rate differential.

[bharadwajjoshi]

We definitely want a more detailed part 2. You guys are awesome. I watch most of your videos and then share them as well because it makes sense! Thanks for this amazing video. God Bless!

[_Mohit_Joshi]

Abhi and Niyu, make a video on Brahmos and HAL Tejas exports to Philippines and Vietnam. Our beloved PM Modi's words turned true, we are finally a military weapon exporter!

[aarondsouza]

I am a Student who is studying from Bombay Stock exchange, final year, really nice explanation towards the power of rupee . Keep up the good work, also please motivate students and today’s generation regarding stock markets and investment for future

[raghavendraimmadisetty]

Well said guys, we need these kind of educational videos in the schools and colleges. So they will know the importance of supply and demand

[vabesvaradwajpanda]

TIME STAMP
00:39 - Who Decides The Rate?
01:31 - Demand and Supply
02:21 - Role of RBI
04:56 - Reason for Depreciation
06:08 - Solutions Part 1

[pksingh]

To strengthen rupee following steps need to be taken:
a. Increase import duty on non essential commodities which have domestic alternatives to promote domestic manufacturers
b. Reduce export duty on domestic goods and services
c. Reduce import duty on essential raw materials for domestic products to make domestic products more competitive
d. Promote EV and Renewables to reduce dependency on Crude oil and imported Coal
e. Promote foreign investment to setup plants of foreign manufacturers by giving tax incentives like PLI schemes
f. Reduce GST on goods which are manufactured locally

[aaryanyerunkar.]

We want Part 2 Because You Both Explain every Concept In Simple Words Which Makes it Very Easy To Understand That Particular Topic

Keep It Up! 🤘

[Khushi-cjul]

Yes please make part 2 Also your videos are always helpful and also tell us about the currency war and all that between US and India

[MrGT-cnkk]

Indeed we want part2
Let us know how a common man can contribute and strengthen the rupee!
Small steps counts right.

[Xavierpng]

More videos on how to improve the economic conditions of India
Literally being a commerce student I love you channel 😍😍😍

[nidhisinha]

Yes, this video is inspiring. I will try to put my bit for the purpose.. Please keep sharing such videos. Really thankfull to you Abhi and Niyu

[prakhar]

Yes, you both made this topic really easy to understand thank you for your efforts also.