Explain the impact of the recent devaluation of Chinese Yuan on India's Balance of Trade.
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The recent devaluation of Chinese Yuan will have a positive impact on the exports of China and imports of Chinese goods by India will now increase. This is because Chinese goods will now become cheaper and get promoted thereby imports of Chinese goods by India will increase and flood our markets at the cost of domestic items.
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