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Rupee hits record low, forward premiums surge on weakening bias

The Indian rupee has hit a record low of 90.42 against the U. S. dollar, surpassing its previous low of 90.29, primarily due to continued foreign investment withdrawals and a weakening economic outlook. This decline occurs just ahead of the Reserve Bank of India's upcoming monetary policy decision, which adds uncertainty to the currency's future performance.

Rupee hits record low, forward premiums surge on weakening bias

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Key Highlights

  • The rupee fell to 90.42, breaking its prior record low of 90.29.
  • Year-to-date, the rupee has depreciated over 5% against the dollar.
  • Foreign investors are pulling out from local stocks, impacting the rupee's value.
  • The decline is compounded by U. S. tariffs on Indian goods affecting exports.
  • Speculation is expected to rise following the breach of the 90 mark.
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Sources

  1. Rupee hits fresh record low of 90.42/Dollar ahead of RBI monetary policy
  2. Rupee hits record low, forward premiums surge on weakening bias
  3. Rupee likely to extend slide as 90 breach cements weak bias, invites speculative bets

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