Rupee weakens to 94.27 against dollar as greenback strengthens
The stronger dollar, supported by global economic uncertainty and shifting investment flows, has put pressure on emerging market currencies, including the rupee. This depreciation could increase import costs for India, particularly for commodities like crude oil and petrochemicals.
Market participants are closely watching global cues and monetary policy signals, as continued dollar strength may keep the rupee under pressure in the near term.
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