Rupee ends nearly flat, likely RBI presence blunts hit from higher oil prices

By KLF Times Desk•27 Apr 2026, 10:41 am•

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The Indian rupee ended modestly stronger on Monday, as dollar sales by state-run banks cushioned the pressure from higher oil prices on the currency after the U. S. -Iran talks stalled.

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