Indian rupee and bonds face pressure amid Mideast conflict
The Indian rupee fell past ₹93 per dollar as the Middle East conflict continues, with oil prices rising to $112 per barrel. Central bank intervention may be necessary to stabilize the currency after a significant decline of about 3% since the conflict began.
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- 50% this month
The Indian rupee has weakened past ₹93 per dollar, marking its worst week in over three years, as the Middle East conflict escalates. Oil prices surged to $112 per barrel, up over 50% this month, impacting energy supply and market stability. Traders anticipate potential central bank intervention to curb further losses amid rising speculation.
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