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India Rupee at Two-Month High as Central Bank Supports Currency
Source: Bloomberg
Currency & FXMonetary PolicyBanking & LiquidityEmerging Markets
India’s rupee rose to a two-month high after the central bank supported it via dollar sales. The intervention was backed by record foreign-exchange reserves, helping stabilize FX liquidity and reduce near-term depreciation pressure.
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