Mumbai: Monday's Indian rupee reinforced a smaller current account deficit and a temporary US-China trade war truce for six successive meetings against the US dollar.
The rupee traded at $68.95 at 9.15 am, up 0.14% from its prior 69.03 close. The Indian currency opened a dollar at 68.95 and reached a peak of 68.90.
The dollar index, measuring the power of the U.S. currency against a basket of significant currencies, stood at 96,358, up 0.24 percent from its prior 96.13 close.
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