Stop controlling

The RBI has imposed numerous controls on currency derivatives to prevent rupee depreciation. In the days of command and control, a number of prices, including those of sugar, cement, steel, and the Indian rupee were controlled by the government. A central theme of India’s reform after 1991, in which the first big step was a 25 per cent devaluation of the rupee, has been getting government out of setting prices.

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