"The rupee traded positively, gaining more than 0.17rs to close at 83.35. This rise was driven by the Indian capital market's positive reaction to favorable voting counts and expectations of the current government continuing its run. Domestic Institutional Investors (DII) inflows have contributed to the rupee's stability, and the RBI's strict zero-speculation norms have further checked any potential decline. In the coming sessions, the rupee is expected to trade in a positive range between 83.10 and 83.55."
"The rupee traded positively, gaining more than 0.17rs to close at 83.35. This rise was driven by the Indian capital market's positive reaction to favorable voting counts and expectations of the current government continuing its run. Domestic Institutional Investors (DII) inflows have contributed to the rupee's stability, and the RBI's strict zero-speculation norms have further checked any potential decline. In the coming sessions, the rupee is expected to trade in a positive range between 83.10 and 83.55."