India rupee, bonds under strain on elevated oil; Fed guidance in focus - Reuters

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The Indian rupee and bonds are under pressure due to high oil prices and uncertain U.S.-Iran relations, with the Federal Reserve's upcoming guidance being closely watched.

The Indian Rupee remains weak against the US Dollar amid elevated oil prices, stalled US-Iran talks, and continued foreign institutional investor selling pressure.

Indian government bonds declined as elevated oil prices persisted, with investors concerned about ongoing Middle East tensions and the impact on India's fiscal outlook.

Indian government bonds declined for a third consecutive session as rising oil prices and upcoming auctions weighed on sentiment, with traders bracing for fresh supply from the weekly auction.

The Indian rupee faces continued pressure due to high oil prices, leading importers to hedge and dampening capital flows, with the currency expected to open between 94.26 and 94.30.