The Indian rupee opened stable against the US dollar on Wednesday, starting at Rs 84.062 compared to the previous day’s close of Rs 84.075. This minor shift reflects the Reserve Bank of India’s intervention in the currency market amid a strengthening dollar and continued outflows of foreign funds from domestic equities.+
In recent trading sessions, the rupee has shown resilience, consolidating within a tight range of Rs 84.08 to Rs 84.06. The RBI’s actions to curb volatility are seen as a crucial factor supporting the rupee during these turbulent times.
The backdrop of a strong dollar has put pressure on various currencies globally, but the RBI’s measures aim to stabilize the rupee and provide confidence to investors. The intervention comes as foreign investors continue to withdraw funds from Indian stock markets.
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Overall, the rupee’s steadiness in the face of external challenges highlights the RBI’s commitment to maintaining currency stability amidst fluctuating market conditions.