The rupee closed below 95 on Tuesday, a two-month high of 94.95 per US dollar, buoyed by robust Foreign Currency Non-Resident (Bank)/ FCNR (B) deposit inflows under the RBI’s concessional swap facility and apparent RBI intervention amid fresh tensions in West Asia that sent crude oil prices higher

The rupee gains 26 paise to close at 95.17 against the US dollar, bolstered by RBI intervention and strong forex inflows.

The currency ended at 94.9500, up 0.2% from the previous close, notching its third consecutive daily rise.

The Indian rupee surged to a two-month peak against the U.S. dollar, buoyed by decisive central bank interventions and dollars flowing in from foreign banks. Positive domestic…

On Tuesday, the Indian rupee achieved its strongest close in nearly two months, settling at 94.95. Factors such as dollar offers and central bank interventions via nationalized…

The Indian rupee remained above 95 against the dollar for a second day. Traders attribute this performance to aggressive dollar sales by the central bank. The rupee closed at…

Rupee strengthens to 94.30 per USD as $127.2 billion inflows bolster liquidity from FCNR(B) deposits.