The rupee has gained strength for the second consecutive session, dipping below the 94-per-dollar mark. This positive movement can be attributed to declining crude oil prices and an uptick in foreign fund inflows. Additionally, prospects for better diplomatic ties in the Middle East have bolstered optimism in the forex market.
The rupee has gained strength for the second consecutive session, dipping below the 94-per-dollar mark. This positive movement can be attributed to declining crude oil prices and an uptick in foreign fund inflows. Additionally, prospects for better diplomatic ties in the Middle East have bolstered optimism in the forex market.
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The rupee has gained strength for the second consecutive session, dipping below the 94-per-dollar mark. This positive movement can be attributed to declining crude oil prices and an uptick in foreign fund inflows. Additionally, prospects for better diplomatic ties in the Middle East have bolstered optimism in the forex market.
