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Rupee Hits Record Low of 95.50 Against Dollar

The Indian rupee dropped 19 paise to a record low of 95.50 against the US dollar, its weakest level ever. The move raises costs for importers and fuels inflation risks, with currency markets now debating whether the rupee could slide toward the 100-per-dollar mark.

Rupee Falls 83 Paise, Sharpest Drop Since March

The Indian rupee fell 83 paise against the US dollar, its steepest single-day drop since March, after the previous close stood at 94.48 per dollar. The move raises import costs and could pressure inflation if the weakness persists.

Rupee Falls 33 Paise, Opens at 94.58

The Indian rupee opened 33 paise weaker at 94.58 per US dollar on Thursday, marking a sharp fall at the start of the session. A weaker rupee raises import costs, especially for crude oil, and could put pressure on inflation and corporate margins.

Rupee Closes at Record Low on Oil, Outflows

The Indian rupee hit a record closing low of 84.85 against the US dollar on Wednesday. Rising oil prices, driven by a stalled resolution to the Iran conflict, combined with persistent foreign selling of Indian assets pushed the currency lower. A weaker rupee lifts import costs, particularly for crude oil, which India

Rupee Hits Record Low Amid West Asia Tensions

The Indian rupee fell to a record intraday low of 95.34 against the U.S. dollar, trading 37 paise lower at 95.25 in afternoon interbank trade. Rising West Asia tensions pushed investors toward the dollar, weakening the rupee sharply. A sustained drop could raise import costs, particularly for crude oil.

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Rupee opens 33 paise lower at 94.58 against the US dollar

The Indian rupee opened 33 paise weaker at 94.58 per US dollar on Thursday, marking a sharp fall at the start of the session. A weaker rupee raises import costs, especially for crude oil, and could put pressure on inflation and corporate margins.

1mo ago · 2 min · Markets

Rupee hits record closing low of 94.85 vs USD hurt by surging oil, persistent outflows

The Indian rupee hit a record closing low of 84.85 against the US dollar on Wednesday. Rising oil prices, driven by a stalled resolution to the Iran conflict, combined with persistent foreign selling of Indian assets pushed the currency lower. A weaker rupee lifts import costs, particularly for crude oil, which India

2mo ago · 1 min · Markets

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