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Rupee Rally Faces Limits From India’s Oil and Dollar Problem

Bloomberg Markets Friday 23 October 2026, 03:23 UTC By Pratigya Vajpayee 1 min read
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Currencies Rupee Rally Faces Limits From India’s Oil and Dollar Problem The Indian rupee’s sharp rebound from near a record low is set to lose steam as high oil prices and persistent dollar demand limit the scope for further gains. Bank of America Corp. sees the rupee weakening to 98 per dollar by year-end, United Overseas Bank Ltd. forecasts 97, while Danske Bank A/S sees 96.64.

Currencies Rupee Rally Faces Limits From India’s Oil and Dollar Problem The Indian rupee’s sharp rebound from near a record low is set to lose steam as high oil prices and persistent dollar demand limit the scope for further gains. Bank of America Corp. sees the rupee weakening to 98 per dollar by year-end, United Overseas Bank Ltd. forecasts 97, while Danske Bank A/S sees 96.64. The currency weakened 0.4% to 94.8262 on Thursday, ending an eight-day rally that had taken it to a four-month high.
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