由于关税担忧，卢比跌破87美元/美元，可能引发干预。周三，印度卢比跌至3月中旬以来的最低水平，受美国可能对印度出口征收高额关税的担忧影响，尽管印度储备银行的干预可能有助于限制该货币的损失。

Rupee's fall past 87/USD on tariff worries prompts likely intervention.The Indian rupee fell to its weakest level since mid-March on Wednesday, hurt by worries over the U.S. potentially imposing a steep tariff rate on Indian exports, though likely intervention by the Reserve Bank of India helped limit the currency's losses.

交易员表示，印度央行可能会出售美元以限制卢比的损失。五名交易员告诉路透社，印度央行可能会在周三介入支持卢比，因为对美国对印度出口征收更高关税的担忧将卢比推至四个多月低点。

Indian central bank likely selling dollars to cap rupee's losses, traders say.The Indian central bank likely stepped in to support the rupee on Wednesday, five traders told Reuters, as worries over higher U.S. tariff rates on Indian exports pushed the currency to an over four-month low.

交易员表示，印度央行可能出售美元以限制卢比的损失。五名交易员告诉路透社，印度央行可能会在周三介入支持卢比，因为对美国对印度出口征收更高关税的担忧将卢比推至四个多月低点。

Indian central bank likely selling dollar to cap rupee's losses, traders say.The Indian central bank likely stepped in to support the rupee on Wednesday, five traders told Reuters, as worries over higher U.S. tariff rates on Indian exports pushed the currency to an over four-month low.

美国总统唐纳德·特朗普周二表示，印度可能面临20-25%的关税，略低于4月份宣布的26%的税率，但由于贸易谈判在8月1日截止日期前继续进行，最终决定尚未做出。当被问及这一税率是否可能时，特朗普回答说：“我想是的”，同时指出，“印度一直是一个好朋友，但印度征收的关税基本上比几乎任何其他国家都高。你不能这样做。”20%或更高的关税会让印度失望，印度曾希望获得比向印度尼西亚和菲律宾提供的19%更好的协议。彭博新闻社此前报道称，两国都在探索将税率降至20%以下的妥协方案，但由于印度抵制美国开放其农业和乳制品市场的要求，进展缓慢。

U.S. President Donald Trump said Tuesday that India could face a tariff of 20–25%, slightly below the 26% rate announced in April, though a final decision has yet to be made as trade talks continue ahead of the August 1 deadline. When asked if that rate was likely, Trump replied, “I think so,” while noting, “India has been a good friend, but India has charged basically more tariffs than almost any other country. You just can't do that.” A tariff of 20% or higher would disappoint India, which had hoped for a better deal than the 19% offered to Indonesia and the Philippines. Bloomberg News previously reported that both countries were exploring a compromise to bring the rate below 20%, but progress was slow as India pushed back against U.S. demands to open up its agricultural and dairy markets.