<h1>India Reports $3.675 Billion Inflow Amid Rupee Depreciation; Measures to Boost FDI and Curb Gold Imports.</h1> India's Chief Economic Adviser reported a net inflow of $3.675 billion between May 1 and June 10, 2013, despite a significant rupee depreciation largely due to dollar strength and increased debt outflows. The rupee's decline is also attributed to seasonal factors affecting the Current Account Deficit and a surge in gold imports. Recent government and RBI measures are expected to reduce gold imports significantly. The government plans to enhance foreign investor inflows and increase FDI limits to finance the CAD and promote sustainable growth. The Real Effective Exchange Rate indicates the rupee is undervalued, suggesting improved competitiveness.