NOSEDIVING OF INDIAN RUPEE: IS IT INJURIOUS TO ECONOMY. ?
EVOLUTION OF FOREIGN EXCHANGE RATE SYSTEM Foreign exchange rate refers to the rate at which a county's domestic currency is exchanged with a foreign country currency. It is the external purchasing power of the domestic currency.Obviously it is determined by the relative demand and supply of currencies for transactions abroad which in turn is impacted by participation in trade in goods, trade in services, IP rights foreign investments and external borrowings.The evolution of exchange rate system was a thrilling journey from ancient bartering to metal coins to gold standard.Under Gold Standard countries fixed the value of their currencies in terms of a specified amount of gold or linked their currency to that of a country which did so.Later in 1944 a new system of fixed exchange rate system was followed and currencies were pegged to specific amount of gold and the exchange rate was determined in their value relative to gold.Afer ...