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Rupee Rallies Despite Oil Woes
13 Aug
Summary
- Indian rupee closed modestly higher on Wednesday.
- RBI's dollar sales helped counter oil price pressure.
- Rupee expected stronger Thursday on ceasefire deal.

On Wednesday, the Indian rupee experienced a modest gain, successfully navigating the negative impact of rising crude oil prices. Dollar sales conducted by state-run banks, reportedly on behalf of the Reserve Bank of India, were instrumental in stabilizing the currency, which traded within the narrow range of 95.25 to 95.44.
Traders are projecting a stronger performance for the rupee on Thursday. This optimism stems from a recently extended ceasefire agreement, which has led to a cooling of Brent crude futures to around $85 per barrel. The rupee is expected to trade between 95.00 and 95.50 in the coming session.