Falling rupee raises import costs and inflation concerns

5 Dec 2025 · 07:12 ISTpre-market1 source ↓written by the desknot a recommendation

against the US: 90.43
before rebounding: 89.96

The rupee's depreciation has made imports more expensive, potentially fueling inflation. It fell to an all-time low of 90.43 against the US dollar before rebounding to 89.96. Experts warn that while exporters benefit, rising costs could impact consumers and the economy. The situation has prompted discussions in Parliament.

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Falling rupee raises import costs and inflation concerns

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