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Why Indian Rupee is continuously falling?

Credit card spends - Is this good for the Indian economy?

Bad News: Rupee falls to record low 83.60/$ Here are negative impacts of falling Rupee: 1) Increased Costs for Imports: Many Indian businesses rely on imported goods and raw materials. A weaker rupee means they will have to pay more for these impor

📉💰 DOLLAR vs RUPEE – 78 Years of Change! From ₹3.30 in 1947 to ₹90.20 in 2025, the journey of the Indian Rupee tells a powerful story of our economy, global markets, and policy decisions. 🇮🇳 Leaders changed… 🌍 Global conditions shifted… 📊 But

When the Indian Rupee (INR) falls against the US Dollar, everyone has a lot to say, but when the INR strengthens, no one says anything. Why is that?

If this news is real really it's good our indian economy

What are your thoughts on the potential effects of today's air strike on the stock market and the value of the Indian rupee, and do you think it will have a significant impact on the country's economy?

The Indian economy is showing good recovery, and the USA's CPI data also looks positive. However, due to the expected tariff increases, there is still a risk of economic slowdown in the USA in the coming times.

UBS has advised shorting the Indian rupee for now, which means FIIs may remain outside the Indian market for some time. Indian GDP growth is not looking impressive; at one point, China achieved over 10% GDP growth, while we have only managed to reach