The Indian rupee on Friday hit a one-month high to cross the 71-mark against the US dollar tracking gains in Asian currencies as the European Central Bank delivered a bigger-than-expected stimulus and the US administration considered an interim trade deal with China.
Having opened at 71.01 to a dollar, the Indian currency touched a high of 70.92 -- a level last seen on 14 August. At 9.10 am, the local currency traded at 70.95, up 0.27% from its Thursday's close of 71.67. The currency was higher for seventh consecutive sessions.
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