The Indian Rupee hit its all-time low of 87.95 in six months against the US Dollar yesterday before recovering by a few paise today.

Earlier, the Rupee hit its historic low in February at 87.95. Analysts speculate that the tumble of the Indian currency may touch 88 against the American currency.

This comes in the wake of Trump’s tariff terror, coupled with shares worth Rs 2,567 crore offloaded by foreign investors after the American president’s accusation that India is hands-in-gloves with Russia. The depreciation is also in part due to Oil Marketing Companies (OMCs) demanding dollars during the day.

Per economists as cited by the TOI, a weaker rupee would mean cheaper Indian products and thus offset losses from higher US duties. However, the flip side is the higher import costs.

At 2.6% gains, the Indian currency remains the lowest performer against the US Dollar, amongst its Asian peers.

Meanwhile here’s what the White House is up to.

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