The Indian rupee hit a record low, closing at 87.59 against the dollar. This decline occurred due to worries about US tariffs and continuous selling of Indian stocks. A strong dollar also contributed to the rupee’s fall. During the day, it even touched 87.74. However, the rupee recovered slightly, possibly because of intervention by the central bank.
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