La rupia debe ser la primera línea de defensa de la India contra los shocks energéticos: FMI

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The International Monetary Fund (IMF) stated that exchange rate flexibility should be India's primary defense against energy shocks, rather than direct intervention. The IMF Communications Director, Julie Kozack, emphasized that allowing the exchange rate to move freely is crucial for the Indian economy to adjust to such shocks. However, the IMF also suggested that monetary policy tightening could be considered if rupee depreciation leads to broad-based inflation.