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Band 5+: The graph shows the exchange rate of a Sterling Pound and Euro against Indian rupees in 2014. Summarise the Information by selecting and reporting the main features , and make comparison where relevant.

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The image displays two line graphs tracking the Sterling Pound and Euro exchange rates to Indian Rupees during 2014. For the Sterling Pound: January at 104, February at 101, March at 102, April at 98, May at 100, June at 97, July at 102, August at 101, September at 95, October at 97, November at 95, and December at 98. For the Euro: January at 85, February and March at 86, April at 83, May at 84, June at 81, July at 82, August at 80, September at 77, and October, November, and December at 78.
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The line graph depicts the exchange rate of a Sterling Pound and Euro with the Inian rupees in 2014.

Overall, It can be seen that both Sterling Pound and Euro followed a downward trend. However, Sterling Pound had the higher exchange rate in comparison with Euro.

At the starting of 2014 Sterling Pound exchange rate was Rs 103 and it showled fluctuation over the period of time. However, in February it had it’s highest exchange rate which was Rs 104 and after February there were fluctuation in the figures but mainly it was declining till May and reached Rs 100. In spite of that, it’s figure rose again in June and reached Rs 102 but after that it declined till november and reached it’s lowest exchange rate which was Rs 98. At last it increased by little and reached around Rs 99 in December.

Euro exchange rate at the start of 2014 was around Rs 84 and in February it had it’s highest exchange rate which was around Rs 85. However, after that it only showed decline in it’s figure. While, declining there were some time it increased but mostly it decline and till it came to december it reached it lowest which was at around Rs 77.

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