Explained: why the rupee is stuck near 95 to the dollar, and what it means for you
Costly oil, a strong dollar and foreign selling have kept the currency near record lows for months. Here is what is driving it — and who gains and who loses.
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Costly oil, a strong dollar and foreign selling have kept the currency near record lows for months. Here is what is driving it — and who gains and who loses.
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