RBI's Forex Intervention Supports Indian Rupee at 90-per-Dollar Level
The Indian rupee hovered near 89.98 per dollar on January 2, with support from state-run banks. This intervention, attributed to the Reserve Bank of India, aims to prevent further depreciation at the critical 90-per-dollar threshold.
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The Indian rupee traded near 89.98 per dollar on Friday, January 2, as state-run banks stepped in to provide support around the critical 90-per-dollar level. This move is widely attributed to actions on behalf of the Reserve Bank of India (RBI), signaling a clear policy intent to prevent further depreciation of the currency. The intervention highlights the central bank's commitment to defending the rupee at this key psychological threshold.
