- USD/INR has dropped from a two-month high of 82.90 amid a decline in the USD index.
- The headlines of the face-to-face US Biden-McCarthy meeting has improved risk sentiment.
- Fed Kashkari cited that he is interested in supporting Federal Reserve for holding interest rates steady in June.
The USD/INR pair has shown a decent correction from a two-month high of 82.90 in the Asian session. The major has sensed selling pressure as investors have discounted the impact of the overnight decline in the US Dollar Index (DXY).
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