December just kicked off with the rupee crashing through 90 against the greenback—a brutal milestone capping eight straight months of bleeding. What's fueling this freefall? A perfect storm: capital hemorrhaging out for trade settlements and overseas investments, while corporates scramble to lock in hedges fearing things could get uglier. The selling pressure's relentless, and that 90 barrier? Gone like it was never there.

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NFTRegretfulvip
· 23h ago
The rupee breaking 90 basically means capital is fleeing; who would still want to stay here?
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OffchainWinnervip
· 12-04 05:47
The rupee really can't hold up against this wave of decline, it can't even hold at 90... We need to think about how much further capital outflows will drag it down.
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MoonRocketTeamvip
· 12-03 09:56
90 has been broken, the booster has completely fizzled out, bro. Eight months of free fall is really something else.
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Frontrunnervip
· 12-03 09:47
The recent movement of the rupee is really incredible; it can't even hold 90. It's clear that capital is fleeing.
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SelfStakingvip
· 12-03 09:44
The rupee has crashed, it can't even hold 90... Life is going to get even harder in India now, capital flight is really deadly.
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