RBI Says Rupee to Steady Once India Clinches US Trade Deal

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India’s central bank is confident the government will soon clinch a “good” trade deal with the US, which should ease pressure on the rupee, the Reserve Bank of India Governor Sanjay Malhotra says

RBI Says Rupee to Steady After India Clinches US Trade Deal

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India’s central bank is confident the government will soon clinch a “good” trade deal with the US, which should ease pressure on the rupee, the Reserve Bank of India Governor Sanjay Malhotra said.

RBI Says Rupee to Steady After India Clinches US Trade Deal: INR/USD

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