The Indian rupee tumbled 3% in 2024 as concerns over slower economic growth and the green buck's global strength weighed, but it was among the least volatile currencies in the world and the headwinds may be less intense in the coming year.
Rupee settled at new lows as the year closed as dollar's resurgence weighed on emerging-market currencies.
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