Mumbai, April 8 -- According to RBI's latest monetary policy report, the depreciation pressures in INR accentuated at the tail end of H2, breaching its previous record lows amidst concerns over West Asia conflict. The INR appreciated from early February 2026 on the announcement of interim India-US trade deal agreement, but depreciated in March as the conflict in West Asia intensified. The Indian rupee (INR) exhibited two-way movements with a depreciating bias on the back of persistent FPI outflows, elevated corporate dollar demand and rise in global risk-off sentiments in H2. In March, however depreciation pressures accentuated with the INR breaching Rs.95 per US dollar intraday, surpassing its previous record lows amid concerns over West...