Current Affairs · External Sector of India
Analyze the following statements concerning India's external sector in FY 2025-26: Statement A: The Current Account Deficit (CAD) is a direct measure of the amount of foreign exchange intervention required by the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) to maintain the exchange rate. Statement B: A large and persistent Current Account Deficit is solely financed by the net inflow of Foreign Portfolio Investment (FPI) into Indian debt and equity markets. Statement C: India's Foreign Exchange Reserves are primarily constituted by foreign currency assets, gold, Special Drawing Rights (SDRs), and the Reserve Position in the IMF. Statement D: The capital account balance for India has consistently been in surplus in recent years, which is a structural necessity to cover the deficit in the current account.
- 1Only Statement A, Statement C, and Statement D are correct
- 2Only Statement A and Statement B are correct
- 3Only Statement C and Statement D are correct✓
- 4Only Statement B and Statement C are correct
Correct answer
Only Statement C and Statement D are correct
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