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It is to be noted that on the other hand, with the discovery that a Ukrainian missile, not a Russian one, had struck Poland, international political tensions seemed to be easing.

Digital Desk: The Indian Rupee entered at 81.63, losing another 37 paise as the US dollar strengthened. The declining price of crude oil combined with the rise in China's covid gave the Indian rupee some support. The growth of the dollar as a haven currency for investors amid hazy geopolitical conditions has caused the fall.

Despite inflation and the impending start of a recession, the dollar rose as a result of better-than-expected US retail sales statistics. The rupee's decline against the US dollar is partly a result of foreign money leaving Indian markets. Additionally, the macroeconomic data from India disappointed investors.

It is to be noted that on the other hand, with the discovery that a Ukrainian missile, not a Russian one, had struck Poland, international political tensions seemed to be easing.








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