Not just on inflation, but on currency stability too. Why? Because a weak rupee doesn’t just hurt importers; it pushes up fuel prices, hikes inflation, and makes business planning a nightmare. SBI’s report even suggests cutting export proceeds timelines from 15 months to just 6; a move that could pump more forex into the system. And here’s the twist: they’re also calling for a 50-basis-point rate hike. Yes, higher rates to protect the rupee. But that could slow growth. So where’s the balance? Between keeping inflation in check, protecting the rupee, and not crushing the economy? That’s the tightrope the RBI now walks. The real question: can India afford to ignore the currency while chasing price stability? The stakes; and the costs; are rising.