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Rupee and bonds set to slump as oil jumps after Trump cancels Iran talks

Business
Published on 27 April 2026
Rupee and bonds set to slump as oil jumps after Trump cancels Iran talks

A canceled mission is spiking Brent and rattling rupee targets

Indian markets brace for a tough week as the rupee and government bond yields look set for further declines. Brent crude is hovering near $107 after President Trump told envoys not to resume Iran peace talks, reviving fears of higher imported inflation. Traders also cite widening deficits, adding pressure on both currency and debt.

  • Brent crude near $107 is fueling rupee and bond pressure
  • Trump’s decision to cancel Iran peace talks reignites conflict risk
  • Higher oil could lift imported inflation and hurt growth outlook
  • Widening deficits add extra strain on government debt
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