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Indian rupee
INR95.38← all asset outlooks · the near-term read + every scenario that moves Indian rupee, from the 10,580-scenario library.
Near-term: Leans LOWER
conviction 14% · 1396 up vs 2565 down scenarios
Indian rupee leans lower near-term — finely balanced. Of the 3,961 mapped scenarios that move Indian rupee, 1,396 push it up and 2,565 push it down, and weighting each by its probability, size and how soon it bites, the book skews lower. The lead driver pushing Indian rupee lower is DXY melt-up triggers an EM sudden stop and reserve drain (30% likely, ~1.7% on Indian rupee). Regime backdrop: Hawkish Fed (3.50–3.75%, dot-plot leans to a HIKE), firm dollar, active US–Iran/Hormuz conflict, AI-led equity pullback.
What flips the down-lean: Vietnam FTSE EM go-live triggers $6bn+ passive inflow wave (78% likely).
Probabilistic, scenario-weighted read from the library + the current regime — informational, not investment advice. A lean is a tilt in the odds, not a promise.
Price & the moves that mattered
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Every scenario that moves Indian rupee — ranked by impact
▲ Pushes Indian rupee up
| Vietnam FTSE EM go-live triggers $6bn+ passive inflow wave | 78% | +0.8% | 0–6 months |
| JPMorgan GBI-EM full 10% India weight pulls passive inflows | 49% | +0.6% | 0–6 months |
| Structural dollar-bear cycle sparks a broad EM-FX renaissance | 35% | +1.6% | 1–3 years |
| Banxico's wide rate gap to the Fed sustains peso carry | 34% | +0.6% | 0–6 months |
+ 1,392 more up-scenarios in the library
▼ Pushes Indian rupee down
| DXY melt-up triggers an EM sudden stop and reserve drain | 30% | −1.7% | 0–6 months |
| Risk-off dollar spike triggers broad EM-FX intervention | 26% | −1.5% | 0–6 months |
| Rupiah capital-flight break sends USD/IDR past 17,500 | 34% | −1.1% | 0–6 months |
| SBV burns reserves defending dong past 26,500 floor | 35% | −1.1% | 0–6 months |
+ 2,561 more down-scenarios in the library
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