On Monday, the Indian rupee began its trading session lower versus the US dollar. The decline was influenced by rising crude oil prices and increasing geopolitical tensions. Furthermore, the prospect of a Federal Reserve rate hike has strengthened the dollar. In response, the Reserve Bank of India is taking measures to stabilize the rupee, while domestic stocks face downward pressure from foreign investors offloading shares. On Monday, the Indian rupee began its trading session lower versus the US dollar. The decline was influenced by rising crude oil prices and increasing geopolitical tensions. Furthermore, the prospect of a Federal Reserve rate hike has strengthened the dollar. In response, the Reserve Bank of India is taking measures to stabilize the rupee, while domestic stocks face downward pressure from foreign investors offloading shares.
Trending
- India became ‘Vishwaguru’ through service, not pursuit of superpower status: RSS cheif Mohan Bhagwat in Toronto
- ‘Country Babur came from’: Owaisi takes dig at PM Modi’s Uzbek honour
- Navy commissions INS Nipun, boosts deep-sea diving & submarine rescue capability
- James Cagney bought 417 acres of California land that became a wildlife corridor
- Watch: Djokovic in tears during his first-round US Open defeat to Navone
- US mayor Joe Anderson dies mysteriously at 45 after sudden collapse on Colorado hike
- Rupee falls 13 paise to 95.56 as crude rises, Fed hike bets strengthen dollar
- Developer bought 83 acres near Yosemite for $4m; US weighs land swap for road