On Tuesday, the Indian rupee experienced its most significant one-day increase in three weeks, driven by heightened dollar selling activity within the non-deliverable forward market. This prompted traders to adjust their positions, marking a reversal of the prior trend in forward market premiums. Additionally, other Asian currencies showed resilience against the dollar as investors forecast a reduction in U.S. interest rate hikes for the remainder of the year.

The Indian rupee touched a three-week low against the dollar on Monday, influenced by a stronger greenback and demand for foreign currency. While falling oil prices and measures…

The rupee falls to a three-week low against a stronger dollar amid maturing NDF contracts and increased merchant demand.

The rupee weakened 20 paise to a three-week low of 95.39 against the dollar on Monday. Higher dollar demand, fresh arbitrage activity between onshore and offshore markets, and a…