Group 1 - The Indian Rupee is weakening and hovering near historical lows, with analysts predicting continued underperformance against other Asian currencies due to high tariffs imposed by the US on Indian imports [1] - The USD to INR exchange rate is reported at 88.27, slightly above the historical high of 88.3075 reached last Friday, with the Rupee down approximately 3% against the dollar this year [1] - The US has imposed a total tariff rate of 50% on all goods imported from India, effective from August 27, which includes a 25% punitive tariff due to India's continued purchase of Russian oil [1] Group 2 - High tariffs from the US may suppress exports in key Indian industries such as textiles, gems, and jewelry, potentially slowing GDP growth and increasing depreciation pressure on the Rupee [2] - Foreign investors have withdrawn $2.4 billion from the Indian stock market over the past three trading days, including nearly $950 million on the day the Rupee hit its historical low [2] - Continued capital outflows are expected to increase volatility in both the Indian currency and stock market [2]
美国高关税打击下印度卢比徘徊于历史低点 未来表现恐持续落后其他亚洲货币
Zhi Tong Cai Jing·2025-09-01 07:47