The Indian rupee saw its most significant drop since late July on Tuesday, primarily driven by escalating oil prices nearing $100 a barrel. The situation intensified with increased geopolitical unrest triggered by assaults on Saudi energy facilities and Iranian provocations. Concurrently, emerging market currencies struggled, and Asian stock indices fell. Experts forecast that fluctuating oil prices and US interest rate trends will continue to impact FX markets.

Singed by the pressure, the rupee declined to 94.8175 per dollar by the end of the session, down 0.35% from its previous close.

The Indian rupee saw its most significant drop since late July on Tuesday, primarily driven by escalating oil prices nearing $100 a barrel. The situation intensified with…

The Indian rupee fell significantly on Tuesday, reaching its lowest point in over a month. This depreciation occurred as crude oil prices neared $100 per barrel due to new…