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Rupee steadies near flat as state bank dollar sales offset oil hit
Economy
Published on 27 April 2026

Dollar support from state banks blunted oil shock
The Indian rupee ended slightly stronger, with state-run banks stepping in through dollar sales to cushion pressure. The currency was under strain as higher oil prices weighed on sentiment, following renewed uncertainty after U.S.-Iran talks stalled. Traders will now watch whether RBI presence and oil trends keep the rupee range-bound in the near term.
- Rupee closed modestly stronger after near-flat trading
- State-run banks’ dollar sales supported the currency
- Higher oil prices continued to pressure the rupee
- U.S.-Iran talks stalling added to market uncertainty
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