The Indian rupee opened sharply lower against the US dollar, falling 36 paise to 94.58 due to rising Middle East tensions. This marked a reversal from Thursday’s gains, as US President Trump warned Iran of stronger military action. The Indian rupee opened sharply lower against the US dollar, falling 36 paise to 94.58 due to rising Middle East tensions. This marked a reversal from Thursday’s gains, as US President Trump warned Iran of stronger military action.
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Rupee in red: Currency falls 45 paise to 94.67 against US dollar
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