Prime Minister: Manmohan Singh
The gold airlift, liberalisation, and a floating rupee.
Rupee per dollar
₹45.19
+2.7% on 2005
Inflation
5.8%
+1.55 pts on 2005
GDP growth
8.06%
+0.14 pts on 2005
Reserves
$178,050m
+29.2% on 2005
External debt
$159,526m
+31.6% on 2005
Brent crude
$65.25
+18.8% on 2005
Indian equities · 22 May 2006
Same week the rupee and EM currencies weakened sharply. Point magnitude not verified in this session
UnconfirmedOfficial record. Source: Not sourced in this session
The record for 2006 is thin. Figures and events not shown here have not been found in the sources, not been found to be zero.
Levant
Crude-oil price channel; evacuation of Indian nationals from Lebanon
UnconfirmedOfficial record. Source: Not sourced in this session
| Creditor | Instrument | Amount | US$ m | Status | Grade |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| ECB lenders (aggregate) | ECB approvals, FY2006-07 | 24,492 USD | 24,492 | flow | verified |
Rows are listed as recorded. Some describe the same loan from different sources and must not be added together.
