The rupee has been stable against the US dollar in recent months. Looking ahead, suggestions that domestic factors, including calls from within government for a devaluation of the currency and the RBI’s maturing FX swap facilities, could lead to a significant weakening in the rupee appear to be wide of the mark.
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