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India – USA Comparison Sr. No. ParticularsIndia US$ B USA US$ B 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. Imports Exports Services – Net Current Account Deficit Foreign Exchange.

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1 India – USA Comparison Sr. No. ParticularsIndia US$ B USA US$ B 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. Imports Exports Services – Net Current Account Deficit Foreign Exchange Reserves -500 309 111 -80 295 -2,734 2,200 - -534 150 Annexure 4.1

2 India - Exchange Rate and Forex Reserves Sr. No. Year Exchange Rate Foreign Exchange Reserves Rs. / $US $ B 12002-0348.3975 22003-0445.95112 32004-0544.93141 42005-0644.27151 52006-0745.28199 2 Annexure 4.2

3 India - Exchange Rate and Forex Reserves Sr. No. Year Exchange Rate Foreign Exchange Reserves Rs. / $US $ B 62007-0840.26309 72008-0945.99251 82009-1047.41279 92010-1147.57304 102011-1247.91294 112012-1354.64295 3 Annexure 4.3

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