What happened
MUMBAI — India is scrambling to salvage a sinking rupee as surging oil prices linked to the Middle East conflict threaten to disrupt the world’s fastest-growing major economy.
Why it matters
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Global context
The story is being tracked through Crude Oil, USD/INR, India Equities.
Who is affected
Crude Oil, USD/INR, India Equities
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