Mumbai: Indian rupee and bond prices obtained on Wednesday following a slowdown in crude oil worries about slowing worldwide development. The rupee has reinforced its largest winning streak since February 2017 for eight successive meetings.
The rupee traded at $68.83 at 9.15 am, up 0.19% from its prior 68.94 close. The Indian currency opened a dollar at 68.87.
Traders also awaiting public action in the Indian budget on July 5 to increase the slowing economy. The Sensex benchmark equity index rose to 39,914.93 points by 0.25 percent. The index has increased by 10.5 percent to date.
The dollar index, measuring the strength of the US currency against a basket of major currencies, stood at 96,697, down 0.03 percent from its prior 96,726 close.
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