Indian Rupee Weakens as U.S.-Iran Peace Deal Hopes Dwindle
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The Indian rupee fell against the U.S. dollar and other Asian currencies on Tuesday as market sentiment shifted after reports that a potential U.S.-Iran peace agreement may not materialise.
The rupee slipped to 83.30 per dollar, its weakest level against the dollar since mid‑January, while the yen and the Thai baht also weakened.
The decline follows a series of statements from U.S. officials indicating that progress toward a comprehensive settlement with Iran has stalled, dampening expectations of a diplomatic breakthrough that could have supported the rupee.
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