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Indien weist ein starkes Wirtschaftswachstum auf, welches überwiegend der jungen Bevölkerung und einer starken Binnenkonjunktur zu verdanken ist. Die Handelsbilanz des Landes ist seit vielen Jahren im negativen Bereich, insbesondere Erdöl und Gold wird im großen Umfang importiert, wobei Gold von privaten Investoren und der Schmuckindustrie nachgefragt wird. Die USA und die Vereinigten Arabischen Emirate sind die größten Importländer indischer Waren, vor allem Textilien und Schmuck werden importiert. Indien leidet unter einer wachsenden Schere zwischen arm und reich, etwa die Hälfte der Bevölkerung lebt in ärmlichen Verhältnissen, insbesondere die Landbevölkerung.
The Indian rupee opened weaker on Wednesday, continuing its downward trend against the US dollar. This decline is attributed to rising crude oil prices, geopolitical tensions, and foreign fund outflows. While global risk aversion and weak domestic markets are pressuring the currency, optimism around a potential India-US trade deal and a possible rate cut may offer support....
India's foreign exchange reserves recorded their biggest weekly drop in 14 months as the central bank sold dollars to support a weakening rupee, analysts said....
India's foreign exchange reserves saw a significant dip of $9.809 billion, settling at $686.801 billion in the week ending January 2. This decline follows a previous rise, with foreign currency assets and gold reserves both contributing to the decrease. Special Drawing Rights and the country's IMF position also experienced minor reductions....
The Indian rupee crossed Rs 90 to the dollar in early December 2025, marking its weakest level on record. Why did the RBI allow the currency to slide instead of stepping in to defend it, and why are policymakers insisting they are not worried? The answers lie in a hard economic constraint that leaves central banks with fewer choices than they appear to have....
The Indian rupee weakened against the US dollar on Friday, trading at 89.97 due to persistent foreign investor selling and rising global crude oil prices. US tariffs and a subdued domestic stock market also contributed to the pressure. The Reserve Bank of India has been actively intervening to manage the rupee's volatility....
The Indian rupee dipped by 7 paise to 89.94 against the US dollar on Thursday, influenced by rising crude oil prices, consistent foreign fund outflows, and a stronger dollar. Renewed worries about potential US tariffs and a downturn in domestic stock markets also weighed on the currency...
The Indian rupee strengthened by 14 paise to 90.16 against the US dollar on Tuesday, recovering from a four-day losing streak. This rebound follows a dip on Monday, attributed to geopolitical uncertainty and weak domestic equities, with the dollar gaining traction as investors sought safe-haven assets after a US military operation in Venezuela....
Indian markets dipped on Monday as concerns over US tariff comments weighed on investor sentiment. The rupee also weakened against the dollar. Meanwhile, Asian markets and Wall Street saw gains, with the Dow reaching a record high....
The Indian rupee is facing a volatile week, having already slipped significantly against the dollar. Political uncertainty in Venezuela and broader global tensions are raising concerns about further depreciation. Bankers anticipate the rupee could weaken to Rs 90.50-91 per dollar before potential intervention by the Reserve Bank of India....