Mumbai: The Indian rupee settled flat on Monday, gaining 1 paisa against the US dollar due to month-end demand. Despite global economic uncertainties, the rupee showed resilience, supported by robust inflows from foreign institutional investors.
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As of the latest update, the Indian rupee is trading at 81.50 against the US dollar.
The rupee's performance was influenced by month-end demand, robust inflows from foreign institutional investors, and strong fundamentals of the Indian economy.
The RBI has been actively managing the foreign exchange market to maintain stability through interventions that help mitigate volatility caused by external factors.
Market participants are looking forward to the RBI's next monetary policy review for further clarity on the direction of interest rates and the overall economic outlook.
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