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“Why is the Indian Rupee experiencing increased volatility against the US dollar?”
The dominant cause of increased volatility in the Indian Rupee against the US dollar is the US Federal Reserve's monetary policy tightening, specifically its sustained high interest rates, which attract capital flows to the US and cause fluctuations in emerging market currencies like the INR.
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CURRENT STATE
The USD/INR exchange rate is currently ₹, with the rupee strengthening recently. This reflects intermittent capital inflows and outflows driven by changing US interest rate expectations and global risk sentiment, causing volatility in the currency pair.
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