Rupee little changed, caught between elevated oil and RBI support
The Indian rupee traded within a narrow band on Monday morning. Elevated oil prices fueled dollar demand, while the central bank intervened to stabilize the currency. Traders observed state-run banks offering dollars, likely acting on behalf of the Reserve Bank of India. Asian currencies remained rangebound as regional stock markets experienced a decline. Investors are watching oil prices and derivative contract maturities later this week.
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