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Rupee weakens alongside Asian peers, oil pullback cushions losses

MUMBAI, June 23 (Reuters) - The Indian rupee declined on Monday alongside Asian currencies, as investors turned to safe-havens such as the U.S. dollar amid escalating tensions in the Middle East, although a retreat in crude oil prices helped cushion their losses.Market participants remained focused on Iran's response to U.S. attacks on its nuclear sites. Sign up here.The rupee closed at 86.75 against the U.S. dollar, down 0.2% from its close at 86.5850 in the previous session.Brent crude oil futures hit a five-month peak of $81.40 per barrel earlier in...
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Iran-Israel war: rising oil prices likely to increase pressure on Asian currencies

A recent surge in global oil prices, driven by geopolitical tensions in the Middle East, has increased pressure on Asian currencies, with analysts warning of heightened downside risks for the Thai baht, Korean won, and Taiwan dollar. According to a note by Barclays Plc, the upward momentum in oil is beginning to weigh heavily on the region’s largely oil-importing economies.In a report released Tuesday, Barclays’ Fixed Income, Currencies and Commodities (FICC) Research team said that a sharp escalation in the Israel-Iran conflict could worsen the outlook further. Barclays flags downside...
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Dollar weakness key worry for tech in FY26, says Kotak: Wipro, Persistent, Mphasis may be hit most – Industry News

The sharp depreciation of the US dollar over the past three months poses a growing challenge for Indian IT companies, particularly those with a high concentration of USD-denominated revenues. The USD has depreciated sharply over the past three months, approximately 4 per cent against the INR and even more significantly against the EUR (7.6 per cent) and GBP (9.9 per cent). This sharp INR appreciation can negatively impact profitability, especially for mid-tier firms with high offshore exposure and limited currency hedging. Per an analysis report by Kotak Institutional Equities, the...
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Indian rupee hits 2025 peak, boosted by portfolio inflows, exporter hedging

MUMBAI, April 30 (Reuters) - The Indian rupee, on Wednesday, rose to its highest level this year on the back of likely inflows into equities, a pickup in hedging-related dollar sales from local exporters and cutting of bearish positions on the local currency.The rupee rose 0.5% to a high of 84.78 per dollar, tracking gains in Asian currencies, which were up by as much as 0.8% on the day. Sign up here.Optimism surrounding a potential trade deal between India and the U.S. has also aided the rupee.U.S. President Donald Trump...
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here’s why the Indian rupee is soaring

The Indian rupee has staged a strong comeback this year, making it on of the top-performing currencies. The USD/INR pair plunged to a low of 85.50, its lowest level since January 2 and 2.7% below its highest point this year. This article explains why the Indian rupee is soaring and what to expect.US dollar index crash Copy link to section One reason why the USD/INR exchange rate has crashed is that the US dollar index has embarked on a strong downtrend this yea. The DXY index has crashed from the...
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