The Indian rupee was among the hardest-hit of the emerging-market currencies,
with the U.S. dollar USDINR +2.2665% rising to an all-time high of 68.01 rupees,
up from 66.19 rupees late Tuesday in North America.
The Indian rupee
hits new all-time lows on problems both foreign and domestic.
The losses for the Indian unit, while carrying on from weakness related to the country’s current account, also tracked rising expectations that the U.S. will launch a military strike against Syrian government forces.
The losses for the Indian unit, while carrying on from weakness related to the country’s current account, also tracked rising expectations that the U.S. will launch a military strike against Syrian government forces.
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