Escalating geopolitical tensions in West Asia have sent global crude oil prices soaring past $111 per barrel, triggering a massive blow to the Indian currency. In a historic low, the Rupee tumbled to ₹86.39 against the US Dollar today.
Market analysts warn that if this downward spiral persists, the Rupee could breach the 87-mark by the end of the month. To combat the volatility, the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) has actively sold off dollar reserves, mounting severe pressure on financial institutions. Experts predict the compounding effect of expensive imports and high oil costs will choke economic growth and trigger sharp inflation, leaving the general public to bear the brunt.

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