USD/INR
USD/INR is the price of one dollar in rupees. Every dollar-priced asset you hold is also a bet on it, chosen or not: the dollar moved, so the rupee moved, so gold in rupees moved. MCX gold is a dollar price times this rate, and how rupees turn into a position depends on the route.
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