A Stronger Rupee Is Easing India’s Oil Import Bill, But the Relief May Be Smaller Than Expected

A stronger rupee is offering India some relief on its massive oil import bill, but analysts say the gains are unlikely to be a game-changer unless accompanied by sustained declines in crude prices.The Indian rupee has strengthened in recent sessions as global crude oil prices ret

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