Why rupee is falling?

The Indian rupee may fall due to various economic factors like trade deficits, inflation, high import bills, or global market fluctuations.

Foreign exchange rates, especially the strength of the US dollar, significantly affect the rupee. If the dollar strengthens, the rupee typically weakens.

Experts often suggest monitoring RBI interventions and global economic trends to understand short-term rupee movements.

Other reasons include foreign investment outflows, geopolitical tensions, or rising crude oil prices which increase import costs.