11-06-2005, 02:33 AM
<b>Ravish :</b>
As I see it Indiaâs Foreign Exchange Reserves are USD 143 Billion and Indiaâs External Debt Outstanding is USD 123 Billion.
So it seems Indiaâs <b>Net Foreign Exchange Reserves</b> are about USD 20 Billion.
Now, who owns this Foreign Exchange? Is it fully owned by the Government of India or is it owned by Indian Exporters who have received this Foreign Exchange and would be able to use it, if necessary, to Import Goods via the âImport Entitlementâ Route?
Would be grateful if you will kindly explain the <b>mechanics</b> of this <b>Foreign Exchange Reserves</b> being used for Indiaâs Development of Infrastructure as well as for the Social and Economic Uplift of the common Indian.
Thanks in advance
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As I see it Indiaâs Foreign Exchange Reserves are USD 143 Billion and Indiaâs External Debt Outstanding is USD 123 Billion.
So it seems Indiaâs <b>Net Foreign Exchange Reserves</b> are about USD 20 Billion.
Now, who owns this Foreign Exchange? Is it fully owned by the Government of India or is it owned by Indian Exporters who have received this Foreign Exchange and would be able to use it, if necessary, to Import Goods via the âImport Entitlementâ Route?
Would be grateful if you will kindly explain the <b>mechanics</b> of this <b>Foreign Exchange Reserves</b> being used for Indiaâs Development of Infrastructure as well as for the Social and Economic Uplift of the common Indian.
Thanks in advance
Cheers <!--emo&:beer--><img src='style_emoticons/<#EMO_DIR#>/cheers.gif' border='0' style='vertical-align:middle' alt='cheers.gif' /><!--endemo-->