Rupee weakness is cyclical, not structural; FY27 recovery likely on higher FPI-FDI inflows: S Mahendra Dev

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"One factor, is that there is uncertainty regarding the US-India trade deal. Once that’s settled, the Indian currency will appreciate," said Mahendra …

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Rupee weakness is cyclical, not structural; FY27 recovery likely on higher FPI-FDI inflows: S Mahendra Dev

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