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Rupee’s next move depends on two shocks as oil spikes and funds flee risk

Economy
Published on 24 April 2026
Rupee’s next move depends on two shocks as oil spikes and funds flee risk

Markets are pricing a risk exit faster than oil

Trump’s ultimatum and Iran’s retaliation threats have rattled global markets, pushing crude oil higher while investors rush out of risk. With tensions escalating and economies under strain, currencies like the rupee face pressure from both the oil channel and foreign portfolio flows. The key question now is which force dominates next—and how deep the decline could go.

  • Oil jumps as geopolitical threats intensify around Iran
  • Investors flee risk, pressuring foreign portfolio flows
  • Rupee weakness may be driven by both oil and FPI moves
  • The bigger issue is how far the feedback loop goes
Read the full story at The Economic Times

This summarization was done by Beige for a story published on The Economic TimesThe Economic Times

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