Mumbai, December 27:
Analysts on Saturday projected that the Indian rupee is likely to weaken and underperform against major global currencies in 2026, citing persistent trade deficits, subdued export growth and global monetary tightening pressures.
Foreign exchange strategists said external factors, including higher U.S. interest rates and capital outflows from emerging markets, could weigh on the rupee. They added that domestic inflation trends and crude oil prices will also play a role in currency performance.
Market experts advised investors to monitor macroeconomic indicators closely and adopt hedging strategies to manage forex risk. They noted that policy measures by the Reserve Bank of India and fiscal adjustments may help stabilise the currency over the medium term.
Leave a Reply