Rupee Slips to 95.68 as US-Canada Delay Tariffs
The Indian rupee slid to a fresh low of 95.68 per dollar on Tuesday as Brent crude's climb past 91 dollars a barrel forced oil importers to bid up dollar demand, even as a separate US-Canada trade dispute stepped back from the brink hours before a tariff deadline. Two threads, one day: a currency under mounting pressure from energy costs, and a discrete trade risk that got deferred rather than resolved.
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