The Reserve Bank of India has intensified efforts to stabilise the rupee amid currency pressure, capital outflows and inflation concerns. According to a Reuters report published on October 16, the central bank has raised policy rates, tightened liquidity conditions and deployed foreign-exchange measures to manage market volatility. The rupee has depreciated by approximately 6% this…
India has entered the second quarter of the 2026-27 financial year with strong domestic economic activity, but rising geopolitical tensions, elevated crude oil prices and tighter global financial conditions are creating new risks for inflation, the rupee and capital flows, according to the Finance Ministry’s latest monthly economic review. India’s economy is showing signs of…
June 29, 2026 Global financial markets began the week with a cautious yet surprisingly resilient tone as investors closely monitored renewed tensions between the United States and Iran. While geopolitical conflicts typically trigger sharp sell-offs across equity markets and significant spikes in oil prices, Monday’s trading session painted a different picture. Investors largely avoided panic…
Rising Dollar Pressure, Expensive Oil Imports, and Foreign Investor Outflows Hit Indian Economy Key Highlights Why Is the Indian Rupee Falling? 1. Rising Crude Oil Prices 2. Strong U.S. Dollar 3. Foreign Investors Pulling Money Out 4. Growing Trade Deficit Impact of Weak Rupee on Indian Economy Higher Inflation Costlier Foreign Education and Travel Pressure…
