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Rupee Hits Record Low at 94.39 as Oil Shock and Dollar Demand Bite Hard
Economy
Published on 28 April 2026

Oil prices surge while foreign investors quietly exit India
The Indian rupee slipped to a record low of 94.39 against the US dollar, deepening pressure on markets. Rising Brent crude prices are fueling higher import costs, while persistent foreign capital outflows and a widening trade deficit keep the currency under strain. Even with suspected RBI support, month-end dollar demand is pushing the depreciation further.
- Rupee falls to an all time low of 94.39 per dollar
- Brent crude spike is worsening India’s import bill
- Foreign capital outflows and a widening trade deficit add pressure
- Month end dollar demand is complicating RBI intervention efforts
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