DSIJ Mindshare

This situation echoes the economic challenges of the 1970s and suggests that investors should brace for potential market volatility.

Discover how inflation and interest rates are silently shaping the rupee's future.

It tracks periodical changes in prices and is thus monitored closely by policy decision-makers, analysts, businesses and consumers. 

Let's look at how factors like interest rate hikes, imports and exports, employment, and foreign exchange reserves affect the rupee's movement.

The idea is that people will spend less if borrowing money or carrying a balance on a credit card costs more.