1 Swiss franc = 39.8130353 Indian rupees

[Learner]

CHF slips further against USD as well as INR.

[twinkle]

I think it has reduced to 38 now....!

[avinash8891]

why is it falling this drastically??
any idea guys?

[Ankush Gupta]

Even euro is falling. Seems like, rupee is appreciating..

[Parit Bansal]

why are we discussing this?

- Parit

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[kshitiz tyagi]

@parit bansal
This is a forum to discuss i suppose.... and to discuss things related to swiss.... makes no harm discussing their economy a little....

Well i think its not the rupee thats appreciating as the our growth is at low and the inflation at high.... european markets especially swiss are not that attached to the world economy ....so it is possible that the recession in the US economy due to sub-prime crisis that had affected indian economy must have started affecting europe now.....

--
Kshitiz Tyagi

[Parit Bansal]

Ok I think I didn't put my point across. wht I meant was does it really matter why it is falling? I mean its beneficial for us and if someone would have googled this before asking then he would have came to similiar conclusion already and then would have put it up as an opinion rather a question. Anyways I tend to be more proactive before asking question..guess its just me. Go on discuss it out.....

- Parit

[avinash8891]

well i think i might have put the question wrongly.
according to my perception the sub prime crisis might not be
responsible for this "sudden and drastic fall".
also indian markets are more insulated than the european markets
including the swiss markets and many of swiss banks have already
posted losses in few billion franks in the last two quarters, so
nothing new has happened.

when i checked some two weeks ago, the frank is around 41-42 range and
in a matter of two weeks a drop in 2rs,i thought was something
drastic.

@kshitij
I think european markets are more exposed to US economy more than
indian markets.
never heard any of the indian banks posting losses in the scale of
billions of dollars which happened in UK and Swiss.

anyways a fall in the exchange rate would be beneficial for everyone
of us,

On Aug 9, 12:20 pm, "Parit Bansal" <parit.ban...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Ok I think I didn't put my point across. wht I meant was does it really
> matter why it is falling? I mean its beneficial for us and if someone would
> have googled this before asking then he would have came to similiar
> conclusion already and then would have put it up as an opinion rather a
> question. Anyways I tend to be more proactive before asking question..guess
> its just me. Go on discuss it out.....
>
> - Parit
>
>
>
> On Sat, Aug 9, 2008 at 12:39 PM, kshitiz tyagi <tyagi....@gmail.com> wrote:
> > @parit bansal
> > This is a forum to discuss i suppose.... and to discuss things related to
> > swiss.... makes no harm discussing their economy a little....
>
> > Well i think its not the rupee thats appreciating as the our growth is at
> > low and the inflation at high.... european markets especially swiss are not
> > that attached to the world economy ....so it is possible that the recession
> > in the US economy due to sub-prime crisis that had affected indian economy
> > must have started affecting europe now.....
>

> > On Sat, Aug 9, 2008 at 12:36 PM, Parit Bansal <parit.ban...@gmail.com>wrote:
>
> >> why are we discussing this?
>
> >> - Parit
>

> >> On Sat, Aug 9, 2008 at 12:26 PM, Ankush Gupta <g.anku...@gmail.com>wrote:
>
> >>> Even euro is falling. Seems like, rupee is appreciating..
>

> >>> On Sat, Aug 9, 2008 at 12:13 PM, avinash8891 <avinash8...@gmail.com>wrote:
>
> >>>> why is it falling this drastically??
> >>>> any idea guys?
>
> >>>> On Aug 9, 9:27 am, twinkle <nafisha.sha...@gmail.com> wrote:
> >>>> > I think it has reduced to 38 now....!
>
> >>>> > On Aug 6, 2:21 pm, Learner <g.anku...@gmail.com> wrote:
>
> >>>> > > CHF slips further against USD as well as INR.
>
> >> --
> >> Parit Bansal
> >> Graduate Student
> >> DhiruBhai Ambani Institute Of Information and Communication Technology
> >> Gandhinagar- 382007 India

> >> Email: parit.ban...@gmail.com

> >> Web:http://www.guptalab.org/paritbansal/
>
> > --
> > Kshitiz Tyagi
>
> --
> Parit Bansal
> Graduate Student
> DhiruBhai Ambani Institute Of Information and Communication Technology
> Gandhinagar- 382007 India

> Email: parit.ban...@gmail.com
> Web:http://www.guptalab.org/paritbansal/

[Ankush Gupta]

To find out the best time to buy CHF ( cash or travellers cheque )  before we leave.

On Sat, Aug 9, 2008 at 12:36 PM, Parit Bansal <parit....@gmail.com> wrote:

[Prateek Agarwal]

Internet is believed to be a truly democratic technology. Every one has freedom of speech which some times translates to freedom of speech + freedom to scream, shout or burp in your neighbor's ear.

Well CHF has fallen, it was a valuable information but I do not think the subtle economic reasons have any immediate bearing for the members and purpose of the group.

Sub prime crisis is a good word. Quite a hep word I should say but at the end the discussion had a big dubious "may be" attached to all the arguments without anything to make out of them.

Indeed this is a forum for open discussion related to Switzerland. I suggest following topics:

* Udders of Swiss cows
* Are there shakti kapoor fans in switzerland (and why)?
* Do they show aaj tak?

(Members interested in "discussion" are invited to add on to the list)

[Ashish Anand]

Hehe.

What about " dilli ki sardi " then ?

just kidding

As we are heading to Switzerland, we want the CHF to be as "cheap" as
possible.
And I am quite sure that while we plan a return from there to India,
most of us
will be hooting for the CHF to be as "expensive" as possible, right ?

So don't worry guys, just like anything else currency has it's way of
balancing out too.

Still if you have nothing else to do (besides visiting xe.com each day
i mean) , then
go ahead one of topics enlisted my Prateek :D.


Ashish



On Aug 10, 5:57 pm, "Prateek Agarwal" <agarwal.prat...@gmail.com>
wrote:

> Internet is believed to be a truly democratic technology. Every one has
> freedom of speech which some times translates to freedom of speech + freedom
> to scream, shout or burp in your neighbor's ear.
>
> Well CHF has fallen, it was a valuable information but I do not think the
> subtle economic reasons have any immediate bearing for the members and
> purpose of the group.
>
> Sub prime crisis is a good word. Quite a hep word I should say but at the
> end the discussion had a big dubious "may be" attached to all the arguments
> without anything to make out of them.
>
> Indeed this is a forum for open discussion related to Switzerland. I suggest
> following topics:
>
> * Udders of Swiss cows
> * Are there shakti kapoor fans in switzerland (and why)?
> * Do they show aaj tak?
>
> (Members interested in "discussion" are invited to add on to the list)
>

[parit....@gmail.com]

OMG .. looking back at the group topics.. still remembers Prateek's rant some 10 years back... lol  .. (go through the thread if interested)... 

- Parit