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Balance of Payment

De-dollarisation

Understand de-dollarisation, its major forms, drivers, evidence, benefits and challenges, including reserve diversification, local-currency trade, gold and alternative payment systems for UPSC Economy.

Balance of Payment

Dollarisation

Understand dollarisation, its meaning, partial and full dollarisation, causes, advantages, disadvantages and implications for the currency-issuing country with examples for UPSC Economy.

Balance of Payment

Soft Currency

Understand soft currency, its meaning, characteristics and examples, and the difference between hard and soft currencies based on stability, liquidity, international demand and acceptance for UPSC Economy.

Balance of Payment

Hard Currency

Understand hard currency, its meaning, characteristics and examples such as the US dollar, euro, yen, pound and Swiss franc, and the difference between hard and soft currency for UPSC Economy.

Balance of Payment

Reserve Currency

Understand reserve currency, its key characteristics, major global reserve currencies and why central banks hold reserve currencies for trade, external payments, exchange rate management and protection against external shocks.

Balance of Payment

Foreign Exchange Reserves (Forex Reserves)

Understand India’s foreign exchange reserves, their components including FCA, gold, SDR and Reserve Tranche Position, RBI management, import cover, investment and uses for UPSC Economy.

Balance of Payment

Internationalisation of Rupee

Understand internationalisation of the Indian Rupee, its benefits, challenges and steps taken by India including SRVA, local currency settlement, UPI, currency swaps and INR-denominated cross-border lending for UPSC Economy.

Balance of Payment

Currency Devaluation vs Currency Depreciation: Key Differences

Understand the difference between currency devaluation and depreciation, their exchange rate systems, causes, examples and economic impact on imports, exports, inflation, debt and remittances for UPSC Economy.

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