26
May
The Indian rupee fell to a record low of 95.43 to the US dollar on Tuesday as safe-haven demand grew as hopes for a diplomatic breakthrough in the Middle East faded. As geopolitical uncertainties intensified, investors aggressively exited emerging market assets, turning instead to the greenback and gold. The steep fall underscores the currency’s susceptibility to global energy shocks and foreign capital flight during times of international crisis. After a stalemate in peace talks, market sentiment quickly soured, fueling fears of prolonged unrest and possible disruptions to global supply chains. India imports over 80% of its crude oil and any…
