The Indian rupee rose by 29 paise to 95.39 against the US dollar on July 31, driven by the dollar's decline, crude oil price easing, and RBI's support. The rupee has gained 0.9% this week, outperforming other Asian currencies amid ongoing RBI interventions.
The Indian rupee rose by 29 paise to 95.39 against the US dollar on July 31, driven by the dollar's decline, crude oil price easing, and RBI's support. The rupee has gained 0.9% this week, outperforming other Asian currencies amid ongoing RBI interventions.
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