【特稿】外媒称印度央行允许卢比贬值

Group 1 - The Reserve Bank of India (RBI) is allowing the Indian Rupee to depreciate due to multiple economic risks, including an expanding trade deficit and capital outflows [1] - The Indian Rupee has fallen 1.3% against the US Dollar over the past seven trading days, breaking the psychological barrier of 90 Rupees per Dollar for the first time, marking a historical low [1] - The RBI's signal to tolerate a weaker Rupee indicates that its interventions will focus on curbing extreme volatility or signs of speculative trading rather than defending a specific exchange rate [1] Group 2 - Foreign investors have sold Indian stocks worth $17 billion this year, making India one of the markets with the most severe capital outflows [1] - Economic analysts are now looking towards RBI Governor Sanjay Malhotra for clear policy guidance and insights on the Rupee, especially in light of ongoing tensions in US-India trade relations [2] - A Bloomberg survey indicates that most economists expect the RBI to cut interest rates by 25 basis points to 5.25% due to current inflation being well below the 4% target [2]