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Rupee touches strongest since April as foreign inflows offset firm dollar

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The Indian rupee strengthened to 93.69 per dollar, its highest level since April, driven by foreign portfolio inflows of nearly $6 billion in November. This momentum offset pressure from a stronger US dollar fueled by hot inflation data and hawkish Federal Reserve comments. Traders now anticipate a 25-basis-point Fed rate hike in December, while attention shifts to India's October inflation data expected on Thursday.

What it affects

  • USD/INRNegative -1

    Rupee strengthened to 93.69 against the dollar.Rolling sentiment Positive +33

  • FII flowsPositive +1

    Foreign inflows reached nearly $6 billion in November.Rolling sentiment Neutral +12

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