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Indian rupee stuck in narrow 10-20 paise range amid RBI intervention and weak flows
The Indian rupee remained confined within a narrow 10-20 paise trading band around ₹88.60–88.80 per US dollar on November 13 after persistent dollar demand and weak foreign portfolio flows. The Reserve Bank of India (RBI) has repeatedly stepped in to cap the currency’s fall past ₹88.80, limiting downside while nearly US $1 billion has flowed out of Indian equities so far this month. The intervention follows foreign investor equity withdrawals of about US $17 billion in 2025.
With global risk appetite improving and trade talks ongoing, the rupee may test wider bands unless flows improve.
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Reuters• By Pooja Kumari
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Indian rupee stuck in narrow 10-20 paise range amid RBI intervention and weak flows
The Indian rupee remained confined within a narrow 10-20 paise trading band around ₹88.60–88.80 per US dollar on November 13 after persistent dollar demand and weak foreign portfolio flows. The Reserve Bank of India (RBI) has repeatedly stepped in to cap the currency’s fall past ₹88.80, limiting downside while nearly US $1 billion has flowed out of Indian equities so far this month. The intervention follows foreign investor equity withdrawals of about US $17 billion in 2025.
With global risk appetite improving and trade talks ongoing, the rupee may test wider bands unless flows improve.
Tags:
- economy
- currency
Reuters• By Pooja Kumari
Explore:High Return Equity Mutual Fund
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The rupee held in a narrow range near ₹88.60–88.80 as RBI intervention offset weak flows and US$1 billion equity outflows this month.
The Indian rupee remained confined within a narrow 10-20 paise trading band around ₹88.60–88.80 per US dollar on November 13 after persistent dollar demand and weak foreign portfolio flows. The Reserve Bank of India (RBI) has repeatedly stepped in to cap the currency’s fall past ₹88.80, limiting downside while nearly US $1 billion has flowed out of Indian equities so far this month. The intervention follows foreign investor equity withdrawals of about US $17 billion in 2025.
With global risk appetite improving and trade talks ongoing, the rupee may test wider bands unless flows improve.
The Indian rupee remained confined within a narrow 10-20 paise trading band around ₹88.60–88.80 per US dollar on November 13 after persistent dollar demand and weak foreign portfolio flows. The Reserve Bank of India (RBI) has repeatedly stepped in to cap the currency’s fall past ₹88.80, limiting downside while nearly US $1 billion has flowed out of Indian equities so far this month. The intervention follows foreign investor equity withdrawals of about US $17 billion in 2025.
With global risk appetite improving and trade talks ongoing, the rupee may test wider bands unless flows improve.
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- economy
- currency
- economy
- currency
- india
- rbi intervention
- forex