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Indian rupee, bond yields face fresh pressure as US–Israel strikes on Iran trigger oil surge

March 2, 2026

The Indian rupee and government bonds are facing increased pressure as escalating tensions in the Middle East, particularly due to US-Israel strikes on Iran, have led to a significant rise in oil prices. This geopolitical unrest is contributing to a negative shift in risk appetite among global investors as the financial year draws to a close.

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Key Highlights

The Indian rupee is under pressure due to rising oil prices.
US-Israel strikes on Iran have escalated geopolitical tensions.
Government bonds are also facing increased pressure in the market.
The situation is souring risk appetite among global investors.
The financial year is nearing its end, adding to market volatility.

Business India

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Indian rupee, bond yields face fresh pressure as US–Israel strikes on Iran trigger oil surge

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Indian rupee, bond yields face fresh pressure as US–Israel strikes on Iran trigger oil surge

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