Reserve Bank of India Governor Sanjay Malhotra said the central bank does not target a specific rupee exchange rate, but acts to maintain orderly foreign-exchange markets and curb excessive speculation. The rupee recovered for eight consecutive days after nearing 97 per US dollar, then eased to 94.83; Malhotra cited 7.8% quarterly GDP growth while acknowledging elevated inflation.
Currency movements affect the cost of imported feed ingredients and fertilizers in India, with a stronger rupee easing import costs and a weaker one raising them. The article describes recent recovery but gives no new policy target or direct commodity-price signal.
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