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Rupee slips near one month low as oil prices and importer hedging squeeze demand
Economy
Published on 28 April 2026

Importers are hedging heavily as oil keeps climbing
The Indian rupee slid to a near one-month low as oil prices stayed firm and local importers maintained heavy hedging against further weakness. With the currency approaching the 95 per dollar level, the pressure reflects growing market unease about the rupee’s near-term outlook as energy costs and hedging demand continue to weigh on sentiment.
- Rupee weakens to a near one-month low on Tuesday
- Stubborn oil prices add direct pressure on the currency
- Importers’ continued hedging sustains demand for foreign exchange
- Market focus sharpens as rupee nears 95 per dollar
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