Indian rupee ends little changed amid two-way foreign portfolio flows
Key takeaways
- INR closed nearly flat on June 1 as merchant hedging and balanced foreign investor activity offset any directional pressure.
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The Indian currency stayed almost the same in value against others like the US dollar. Money moving in and out from foreign investors balanced each other so there was no big push in either direction.
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