Rupee opens 0.36% higher at 93.64 per US dollar amid signs of de-escalation in US-Iran war
The rupee opened 0.36% higher at 93.64 per US dollar, boosted by falling oil prices amid uncertainty over US-Iran discussions. Despite initial gains, foreign investor outflows and rising oil prices pose challenges. Brent crude dropped 11% after Trump postponed military actions against Iran.
The rupee opened 0.36% higher at 93.64 per US dollar, boosted by falling oil prices amid uncertainty over US-Iran discussions. Despite initial gains, foreign investor outflows and rising oil prices pose challenges. Brent crude dropped 11% after Trump postponed military actions against Iran.
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