Indian markets opened on a tepid note on Friday, April 4, mirroring global jitters after US President Donald Trump announced a 26% tariff on Indian imports. The BSE Sensex started the day at 76,158.39, down 136.97 points or 0.18%, while the NSE Nifty slipped to 23,190.40, down
Rupee at 95.85: Why the Falling Currency is a ‘Silent Wealth Destroyer’ for India’s Middle Class
The Indian Rupee’s historic slide to 95.85 against the U.S. Dollar has triggered an alarm among financial experts who warn that the falling currency is now “quietly shrinking” the bank accounts of the common man.While the government has raised gold import duties to conserve forei Read More





