On Wednesday, the Indian rupee hit a three-week peak as local stocks surged, with traders adjusting their positions ahead of the Federal Reserve's decision. State-run banks contributed by selling dollars, which alleviated demand pressure amid futures expiry. However, Brent crude prices soared amidst rising tensions in the Middle East, while global share markets faced challenges, letting Indias benchmark stock index rise higher.

The Indian rupee experienced a significant rebound on Tuesday, intensifying to its strongest position in two weeks. The decline in oil prices and the potential intervention by the…

The currency has drawn support over the last three sessions from likely intervention by the Reserve Bank of India, which traders expect will continue to underpin the currency

The Indian rupee strengthened on Wednesday as banks sold dollars. Dollar demand from futures expiry exerted some pressure on the currency. Oil prices climbed nearly four percent…