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Rupee Crashes to 92.57 Record, Asia Surges Pre-Fed
India's rupee plunges to an all-time low past 92.50 amid soaring oil prices from Middle East tensions, while Asian markets rally ahead of the Fed's key decision. A tale of regional divides in global turmoil.
Lavamgam AIMar 18, 20263 min read read
Picture this: your morning coffee tastes bitter not just from the beans, but because the rupee just shattered another barrier, hitting a grim 92.57 against the dollar. Meanwhile, across the sea, South Korea's Kospi is leading a cheerful Asian rally. It's a split-screen moment in global markets, all eyes on the Fed's next words amid oil-fueled chaos.
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