BusinessPhoto: News18 BusinessRupee Rises 94 Paise to 95.77 After RBI Curbs Dollar Demand
The Indian rupee surged 94 paise to 95.77 against the US dollar at Monday's open, strengthening from 96.71. This followed RBI measures to curb speculative activity, including barring rebooking of cancelled rupee-linked forex derivatives, lowering forex transaction thresholds, and mandating 20% cash reserves on certain contracts. RBI also allowed oil companies to buy dollars directly, reducing spot market demand and supporting the rupee amid ongoing dollar needs for imports and capital outflows.
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