The Indian rupee appreciated sharply, reaching 85.97 against the U.S. dollar, marking its strongest level in over a month. This upward movement comes amid heavy foreign fund inflows and a reversal of speculative positions in favor of the rupee. The currency, which had previously touched 86.96,

India’s benchmark stock index, the Sensex, surged over 2,000 points during Friday’s trading session, closing at a two-month high. The rally was fueled by strong foreign portfolio investor (FPI) activity, robust economic indicators, and a positive global sentiment. FPI Buying Drives Market Optimism Foreign portfolio investors played a key role in the market’s remarkable