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Indian Rupee falling off the cliff as it plunges to its weakest level against the U.S. Dollar in HISTORY! But BRICS...

💯🚨what did RBI DO For safeguarding RUPEE value during this scenario The rupee was weakening because many foreign investors were pulling money out of India. This happened due to concerns like rising US tariffs on Indian goods, slowing growth, and

Rupee hits an all-time low of 84 against the US dollar: factors leading to the fall and the outlook Analysts said the rupee has not fallen below 84 as the RBI has been protecting the level for the last two months. On September 12, the local currenc

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Rupee Losing to Dollar – What’s Happening Lately the rupee has been slipping against the dollar and you can feel it in daily life Fuel gets pricier, overseas trips or studies cost more and even gadgets that rely on imports see a rise in price on the

I’ve written white paper on Currency unchained inside the Brics move to break the dollar us retaliation and the global. https://medium.com/@taxellenceconsultants.anurag/currency-unchained-inside-the-brics-move-to-break-the-dollar-us-retaliation-and-t

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?

On Tuesday, the rupee hit a new low of Rs 84.75 per dollar as slowing economic growth rattled markets. Will the RBI step in with a rate cut this Friday to steady the ship?

The Truth of the Rupee’s All-Time Low & Actionable Insights (5 Minute Read) The Indian Rupee (INR) recently fell to an all-time low of 84.1950 against the U.S. Dollar (USD). This decline follows a stronger USD, driven by early U.S. presidential ele

RBI’s Record $77.5 Billion Short Positions: Impact on Rupee Liquidity and Forex Reserves The Reserve Bank of India (RBI) currently holds a record $77.5 billion in net short dollar positions, which could influence rupee liquidity and foreign exchange