The Indian rupee weakened slightly on Tuesday, closing at 90.19 against the dollar. This dip followed news that Indian bonds will not be included in a global index. Traders noted the Reserve Bank of India intervened to prevent a sharper fall. US tariffs on countries trading with Iran and currency swaps also contributed to the rupee’s decline.
​The Indian rupee weakened slightly on Tuesday, closing at 90.19 against the dollar. This dip followed news that Indian bonds will not be included in a global index. Traders noted the Reserve Bank of India intervened to prevent a sharper fall. US tariffs on countries trading with Iran and currency swaps also contributed to the rupee’s decline. by Soban News (international And National News)
