MUMBAI, May 4 (Reuters) – The Indian rupee and government bonds face fresh pressure this week as stalled efforts to resolve the U.S.-Iran conflict keep oil prices elevated and strain capital flows into the energy-importing nation. The rupee fell to a record low of 95.33 on Thursday, pressured by volatile oil prices and hawkish signals from the U.S. Federal Reserve. India’s financial markets were shut on Friday for a local holiday. Traders said the rupee could face further pressure due to weak fundamentals, though they remain cautious about the central bank’s market interventions to slow the decline. The United States…
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