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Book's First Pageternal e tor in ndia 15.7 government against any foreign currency, it is banking body of the economy on behalf called devaluation. It means official depreciation of the government. Current transactions is devaluation. of an economy in foreign currency all over the world are—export, import, revaluation interest payments, private remittances and transfers. A term used in foreign exchange market which All transactions are shown as either inflow or means a government increasing the exchange rate outflow (credit or debit). At the end of the year, of its currency against any foreign currency. It is the current account might be positive or negative. official appreciation. The positive one is known as a surplus current account, and the negative one is known as a aPPreciation deficit current account. India had surplus current In foreign exchange market, if a free floating accounts for three consecutive years (2000–03)— domestic currency increases its value against the the only such period in Indian economic history. value of a foreign currency, it is appreciation. In Current account deficit is shown either domestic economy, if a fixed asset has seen increase numerically by showing the total monetary amount in its value it is also known as appreciation. of the deficit, or in percentage of the GDP of the Appreciation rates for different assets are not fixed economy for the concerned year. Both the data are by any government as they depend upon many used in analysis as per the specific requirement. factors which are unseen. As per a RBI release of April 2014, presently the sustainable level of current account deficit for current account India is 2.5 per cent of the GDP. It has two meanings—one is related to the banking caPital account sector and the other to the external sector: (i) In the banking industry, a business Every government of the world maintains a firms bank account is known as current capital account, which shows the capital kind account. The account is in the name of a of transactions of the economy with outside firm run by authorised person or persons economies. Every transaction in foreign currency in which no interest is paid by the bank (inflow or outflow) considered as capital is shown on the deposits. Every withdrawal from in this account—external lending and borrowing, the account takes place by cheques with foreign currency deposits of banks, external bonds limitations on the number of deposits issued by the Government of India, FDI, PIS and and withdrawals in a single day. The security market investment of the QFIs (Rupee is overdraft facility or the cash-cum-credit fully convertible in this case). (c/c Account) facility to business firms is There is no deficit or surplus in this account offered by the banks on this account only. like the current account . (ii) In the external sector, it refers to the account maintained by every government balance of Payment (boP) of the world in which every kind of The outcome of the total transactions of an current transactions is shown—basically economy with the outside world in one year is this account is maintained by the central known as the balance of payment (BoP) of the