The Indian rupee has marked a significant milestone by strengthening past 86 against the US dollar, reaching its best level in more than two months. This appreciation is attributed to a combination of factors, including a weaker dollar index and positive domestic market conditions. Despite foreign institutional investors (FIIs) being net sellers, the rupee's resilience is notable. The currency's performance is closely watched as it impacts economic growth and inflation. The Reserve Bank of India's strategies, including reducing long-arbitrage positions, have contributed to the rupee's strength.
Source: Business Standard, Times of India, MoneyControl