The Indian rupee has dipped to its lowest point in five months, following a recent interest rate hike by the Reserve Bank of India. Analysts remark that the monetary policy appears too lenient to stabilize the currency. Investors are wary as ongoing portfolio outflows and rising global bond yields continue to exert pressure.
The Indian rupee has dipped to its lowest point in five months, following a recent interest rate hike by the Reserve Bank of India. Analysts remark that the monetary policy appears too lenient to stabilize the currency. Investors are wary as ongoing portfolio outflows and rising global bond yields continue to exert pressure.
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