Supported by record non-resident foreign currency deposit (FCNR-B) inflows and RBI interventions, the Indian Rupee strengthened to 94.59 per US Dollar from its previous close of 94.73. The currency’s resilience provided a vital cushion for domestic import-heavy sectors against elevated Brent crude prices.
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