Gulf conflict threatens India’s remittance inflows and rupee stability
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- record low
- ₹92.46 against the dollar
The ongoing conflict in West Asia poses risks to India’s economy, particularly through potential disruptions to remittance flows from the Gulf. A decline in these inflows could widen the current account deficit and exert additional pressure on the rupee, which recently fell to a record low of ₹92.46 against the dollar. Nearly one crore Indians work in the region, making this a significant concern for economic stability.
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