The rupee ended at 94.9675 per dollar, up 0.4% from its previous close, after oscillating between modest gains and losses in early trading.
The Indian rupee notched its
biggest single-session gain in three weeks on Tuesday, boosted
by a spurt in dollar selling in the non-deliverable forward
market, which also prompted traders wagering against the
currency to exit positions.The rupee ended at 94.9675 per dollar, up 0.4% from its previous close, after oscillating between modest gains and losses in early trading.The South Asian currency jumped in the afternoon, with
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