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Why does the Indian rupee fall when a Middle East War starts?
In conflicts like the Iran Israel War or a possible Israel Iran War, global oil markets become nervous. Important routes like the Strait of Hormuz carry a large portion of the world’s oil. If a war between Iran and Israel threatens this route, the oil price can quickly rise.
India imports about 85% of its crude oil and buys it in US dollars. When the oil price increases during an Iran War or wider Middle East War, India needs more dollars to buy the same oil. To get those dollars, companies sell more rupees in the foreign exchange market.
At the same time, global investors often move their money to safer assets during conflicts like the Iran Israel War, which increases pressure on the rupee even more.
That’s why a war happening thousands of kilometers away in the Middle East can affect India’s currency, imports, and inflation.


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