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Written by lookingbeyondbordersSeptember 4, 2013

Fast Rewind To 1991?

With the value of the rupee plunging to new lows, the current account deficit at an all-time high and inflation running at nearly a ten-percent annual clip, India is in serious economic trouble. Indeed many are beginning to wonder whether the country is edging toward a replay of the events in the summer of 1991.

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Posted in India.Tagged Asia, current account, economiy, Federal Reserve System, Government, India, Manmohan Singh, Politics, Reserve Bank of India, Run batted in, rupee, Sonia Gandhi, subsidies.

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