Rupee’s Unusual Calm Fuels Speculation of Tightening RBI Grip

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Bhaskar Dutta

Subhadip Sircar

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India’s rupee has barely budged over the past three weeks, prompting some traders to speculate that the central bank is once again tightening its grip on the currency.

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