The Indian rupee might finally catch a break after hitting record lows. Latest analyst surveys suggest a potential rebound, but here's the catch—recovery hinges heavily on whether the US seals a favorable trade deal. Without that agreement in place, the currency could stay under pressure. It's a reminder that even traditional forex markets are deeply intertwined with geopolitical negotiations these days.

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DoomCanister

· 7h ago

To put it plainly, it still depends on the US. If the Indian rupee wants to make a comeback, it will have to wait for the US trade agreement to be implemented; otherwise, it will continue to take a hit.

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GateUser-7b078580

· 7h ago

Data shows the probability of a rupee rebound is low... The US trade agreement is the key variable; without it, there will just be repeated turmoil, and according to historical patterns, it will eventually collapse.

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ZkSnarker

· 8h ago

imagine if we're really at a point where rupee recovery literally depends on trade deal vibes... well technically that's just modern forex being modern forex, but ngl the geopolitical coupling here is actually wild. it's like watching macro with extra steps and more Twitter drama

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