The Indian rupee strengthened for the fifth consecutive day against the US dollar, gaining 14 paise to settle at 94.59. This currency appreciation was supported by significant inflows from foreign currency deposits and central bank programs, even as domestic equity markets experienced a decline.
Thursday marked the fifth consecutive day of appreciation for the Indian rupee, which increased by fourteen paise, closing at 94.59 against the US dollar. This positive shift was largely due to substantial inflows from foreign currency deposits, with a remarkable total of USD 127.23 billion raised through enhanced central bank programs. Meanwhile, the domestic equity markets faced a downturn during the session.
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