Mumbai: The Indian rupee strengthened further against the US dollar on Wednesday, after finance minister Arun Jaitley announced a fiscal deficit target that was in line with estimates. This is the sixth consecutive session when the rupee is trading higher.
At 12.32pm, the home currency was trading at 67.57, up 0.43% from its previous close of 67.87. The local currency opened at 67.61 a dollar, and touched a high of 67.57, a level last seen on 14 December 2016.