The Indian rupee declined to 95.95 per US dollar as geopolitical tensions led to increased crude oil prices and negative investor sentiment. Although foreign investment in Indian bonds remains strong, rising oil prices and US monetary policy expectations pose ongoing challenges for the currency.
The Indian rupee declined to 95.95 per US dollar as geopolitical tensions led to increased crude oil prices and negative investor sentiment. Although foreign investment in Indian bonds remains strong, rising oil prices and US monetary policy expectations pose ongoing challenges for the currency.
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