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fxJul 9, 2026, 5:41 AM

Indian Rupee Rebounds, but Oil Concerns Limit Upside

The Indian Rupee opened higher against the US Dollar on Thursday, with USD/INR falling to near 95.44 as the greenback ticked lower. However, renewed Middle East hostilities boosting oil prices are seen as a headwind, keeping the outlook for the rupee bearish.

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The Indian rupee began Thursday on a stronger footing, slipping below the 95.44 mark against the US dollar as the dollar edged lower. The intraday rebound, however, masks a troubled outlook. Escalating Middle East tensions have driven oil prices higher — a major headwind for oil-importing India. As a result, the broader trend in USD/INR remains bullish for the dollar, signaling potential further weakness for the rupee.

Source: FXStreet Forex News