Dollar Dominates, Rupee Drops: Free Fall Amid Market Meltdown; Oppn Targets Centre | Urban Debate
January 14, 2025
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as posted by the channelIn today's episode of 'Urban Debate', anchor Ritangshu Bhattacharya discusses rupee's historic decline against US dollars. Congress leader Priyanka Gandhi Vadra on Saturday landed a verbal punch on BJP-led Centre as the Indian rupee hit a historic low against the US dollar. TThe rupee fell 18 paise on Friday, breaching the 86-mark for the first time and settling at 86.04 against the dollar.
A widening trade deficit and inflation fears add to the pressure. The trend has sparked public concern, with "Abki baar, 100 paar" gaining traction online. The RBI may step in to stabilize the situation. Political Analyst Manish Barriarr says, Indian economy is doing much better than other countries. 'It's all about who you compare yourself with': Madhavan Narayanan, Sr Journalist & Economist.
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