Indian rupee is expected to remain volatile throughout March as geopolitical tensions and global economic factors continue to exert pressure on the currency, according to a report by Union Bank
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The Indian Rupee hit a new record low on Friday, March 13, dropping to 92.44 against the US Dollar during intra-day trading as rising global oil prices and increasing tensions
1. Why is the stock market down?The stock market fell today mainly because of global geopolitical tensions and rising oil prices. The ongoing conflict between the United States and Iran
The Indian rupee is once again walking a tightrope in global currency markets. This morning the rupee opened at Rs 92.37 per dollar after slipping to around 92.53 against the
“After stumbling to a historic low, the rupee recouped some ground, anchored by central bank support and a pullback in oil benchmarks. Though the rupee stabilised, the overarching momentum stays
The sharp swings in global oil prices have had many collateral damages. Along with the equity markets, the Indian rupee too is showing continued weakness. It has already breached 92/$.
The Indian rupee continued to fall on Thursday, declining by 0.3% to 92.35 against the United States dollar, Reuters reported. This breached the currency’s previous record low of 92.34 hit