GENERAL29 Sept 2026
Rupee recoups intraday losses as RBI intervenes through dollar sales
On Tuesday, the rupee slipped to 96.15 per dollar, then recovered to close flat at 95.99. The Reserve Bank of India helped by selling dollars, while softer crude oil prices and foreign money coming in also supported the currency. For importers and anyone paying overseas bills, a steadier rupee keeps your dollar costs predictable. Watch daily moves before planning large foreign payments.
Key Statutory Highlights
- The rupee fell to an intraday low of 96.15 per dollar on Tuesday.
- It ended the day flat at 95.99 per dollar.
- The recovery came from RBI dollar sales, softer crude prices and foreign inflows.
Actionable Advice for Taxpayers / Founders:If you have a large foreign payment coming up, keep tracking the rupee's daily movement and consider checking with your bank or advisor before locking in a rate.
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