The Indian rupee closed slightly stronger on Thursday, benefiting from surging global optimism surrounding a potential peace deal in the Middle East. The currency climbed to 93.1950 against the U.S. dollar, marking a gain of 0.2% from its previous closing level. This price action was largely attributed to strong client flows, cushioned by positive developments regarding the Iran conflict and tighter regulatory limits on banks' net open positions.Global Catalysts: Oil Prices and Geopolitical De-escalation
Global markets found support as hopes for de-escalation in the Middle East strengthened. Optimism built around a potential resolution to the Iran war, suggesting that key discussions are underway involving a Pakistani mediator and...