Mumbai: First since April, the Indian rupee on Friday reinforced the previous 69-mark, tracking gains in Asian currencies against US dollars in the midst of focusing on the group-20 Summit. For the fifth successive session, the home currency opened higher with reaching a new 11-week high.
The rupee traded at $68.97 at 9.15 a.m. – a level is last seen on April 11, up 0.14 percent from its earlier 69.07 close. The Indian currency opened a dollar at 69.06 and reached a peak of 68.94.
The 10-year bond yield was 6,879%, compared to the closing of 6,895% on Thursday. In the opposite direction, bond yield and prices shift.
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