- The Indian rupee touched a record low of 90.5625 against the US dollar, driven by strong dollar demand, US tariffs on Indian goods, foreign portfolio investor outflows, and trade deal uncertainty. Experts say a weaker currency helps exporters during a tariff war by making exports competitive, but it makes imports more expensive, potentially pushing up inflation.
How Strong Indian economy can't calm the rupee's decline
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