In a month where the Indian Rupee flexed harder than a gym bro on pre-workout, fading U.S. tariff threats and a surprise tax cut gave the currency a much-needed glow-up. We break down the economics, the drama, and the comedy behind the Rupee’s August surge.
A tariff is basically a tax on imported goods. Think of it as the cover charge countries slap on each other’s products. You want to bring in French wine? That’ll be 20%. Chinese electronics? Pay up. Canadian maple syrup? Okay, that one’s sacred—don’t touch it.
