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Indian rupee slips past 95 mark for first time amid escalating US-Iran war. Can it touch 100 per dollar?

  • The Indian rupee fell past the 95-per-dollar mark for the first time, reaching a record intra-day low near 95.2 amid geopolitical tensions and strong US dollar demand.
  • The Reserve Bank of India capped banks' net open foreign exchange positions at $100 million to limit volatility, but arbitrage trades between onshore and offshore markets limited the rupee's recovery.
  • Rising oil prices, geopolitical tensions including the US-Iran conflict, and foreign portfolio outflows have pressured the rupee, contributing to significant depreciation this fiscal year.
  • Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman stated that India's economic fundamentals remain strong and that the rupee's weakness is influenced by global trends rather than domestic factors.
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