Traders with knowledge of the matter said the Reserve Bank of India sold dollars in the onshore foreign exchange market in order to support the rupee's exchange rate. These traders requested anonymity because they were not authorized to speak publicly.
The USD/INR exchange rate fell as much as 1% at one point, reaching 95.7575.
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