The Indian rupee strengthened after the country's central bank introduced measures to defend the local currency.
These steps included opening a dollar trading window for state-owned oil refining companies and imposing a cash reserve ratio requirement on foreign exchange derivatives.
The dollar/rupee pair fell as much as 1% to 95.7575 at one point.
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