Rupee under pressure from Fed, oil; bonds at risk of further selloff

The Indian rupee is under pressure this week due to potential Federal Reserve rate hikes and rising oil prices, having strengthened 0.2% last week to 95.3775 per US dollar. Analysts expect the rupee to remain rangebound until the Reserve Bank of India intervenes, while government bonds may face further selling pressure ahead of GDP data due Monday evening.

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