Indian rupee hits lowest level in over a decade as regional conflict in Iran and portfolio outflows pressure the currency. The decline marks a significant shift for the Indian economy amid ongoing market volatility.
The Indian rupee has fallen to its lowest valuation in over a decade, driven by concerns over the war in Iran and significant portfolio outflows.
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The Indian rupee has fallen to its lowest valuation in over a decade, driven by concerns over the war in Iran and significant portfolio outflows.
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