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Indian rupee ends a tad higher as dollar slips after US midterms
MUMBAI: The Indian rupee ended modestly higher on Wednesday, aided by a weaker dollar and lower oil prices as investors assessed the impact of US midterm election results, while a Reuters poll showed expectations for depreciation of South Asian unit remained intact. The Indian rupee closed at 94.64 per dollar, up slightly from its close at 94.74 in the previous session. Democrats captured majorities in both the Senate and House on Wednesday, scoring sweeping victories that reached deep into Republican strongholds as tens of millions of voters delivered a scathing rebuke to President Donald Tru...
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