Indian Rupee Hits Fresh All-Time Low of 96.45 vs Dollar as Crude Spikes to $111

The Indian rupee nose-dives to a fresh all-time low of 96.45 against the US dollar. Relentless crude oil spikes and massive FII equity outflows continue to intensify pressure on the domestic currency.Global energy supply anxieties have escalated significantly. Brent crude futures

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