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Domino Effect

In July this year, the Indian rupee breached the psychological mark of 80 to a dollar for the first time, as the greenback strengthened following a series of interest rate hikes by the US Federal Reserve to tame inflation. After steadying marginally for a while, the rupee once again breached the 80-to-a-dollar mark, sliding to a new low of 81.9 on September 28. Despite slight gains in the following days, it again fell to 81.7 to a dollar on October 3.

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