🇮🇳 The Indian Rupee has slipped to a historic low against the US Dollar, touching around ₹96.5–₹96.8 for the first time ever. Rising crude oil prices, foreign investor outflows, global uncertainty, and a stronger US Dollar are being seen as the major reasons behind the fall. India imports most of its crude oil, so a weaker rupee can make fuel, electronics, imports, foreign travel, and overseas education more expensive in the coming months. Market experts say continued global tensions and high oil prices are adding pressure on the currency. Over the last few weeks, the rupee has remained under heavy pressure and has become one of Asia’s weakest-performing currencies this year. . . Follow onevisionmedia.in for new updates and knowledge. . #rupee #rupeevsdollar #indianeconomy #onevisionmedia