Rupee hedging costs rise as markets price risk of 90 per Dollar
Hedging the Indian rupee has become more expensive as forward premiums widen amid rising expectations of the currency weakening toward 90 per dollar. Higher US yields and sustained dollar demand from importers are adding pressure. Market participants are increasing hedge coverage as volatility indicators firm up.
By Finblage Editorial Desk
12:15 am
3 December 2025
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