Indian Rupee Plummets to Record Low Near 96.00 vs. US Dollar

The Indian Rupee has depreciated to an all-time low of approximately 96.00 against the US Dollar, reflecting heightened pressure on the currency. This decline is primarily driven by a widening rate differential as the Reserve Bank of India maintains a more dovish stance compared to the Federal Reserve's aggressive rate hikes, impacting capital flows into India. The most exposed assets include INR-denominated bonds and equities, as foreign investors may reassess their positions amid currency volatility. Traders will closely watch upcoming inflation data from India, as any signs of rising prices could prompt further intervention from the RBI, influencing the Rupee's trajectory.

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