The Indian rupee fell by 12 paise on November 27, 2024, ending the day at 84.45 against the US dollar. Over the past six months, it has depreciated by 1.6%, making it the second worst-performing currency in Asia after the South Korean Won, which dropped by 2.1%. This decline continues from 2023, where the rupee lost 0.6%. The rupee's weakness is linked to factors like a stronger US dollar, increasing tensions between Russia and Ukraine, and foreign investors pulling out $1.5 billion from Indian stocks in November.