
Rupee Falls 9.88 Per Cent In FY26, Biggest Drop In 14 Years Amid Oil Surge, Dollar Strength And West Asia Conflict Pressures
The Indian rupee fell 9.88% in FY26, marking its steepest annual decline in 14 years, driven by rising crude oil prices, foreign fund outflows, and a strong US dollar. Geopolitical tensions and tariffs further pressured the currency, despite RBI intervention, with volatility expected to persist in the coming fiscal year.





