The Indian rupee weakened to 86.52 against the US dollar due to declining domestic equities, rising crude oil prices, and continuous foreign fund outflows. A stronger dollar and uncertainty surrounding the US-India trade deal further pressured the rupee. Investors are also cautious about upcoming monetary policy decisions and geopolitical tensions, influencing the currency’s near-term outlook. Post navigation Priyanka Chopra’s husband Nick Jonas opens up on his first heartbreak, reveals he had crush on two people at the same time Jordan Hicks announces retirement at 33 after Cleveland Browns training camp absence
