After the government cut a tax for overseas borrowing by local companies
The gold reserves remained unchanged at $26 bn during the week
Weakness of dollar in the overseas market has boosted the rupee value
Gold demand traditionally rises in the last quarter of the year in India and China
India may raise the overseas borrowing limit for companies by $10 billion to $50 billion per year
Dollar's gains against euro in overseas mkts amid increasing threat for debt-restructuring in Greece weigh on rupee
India has received large inflows after it decided to push ahead with reforms
Helped by sudden dollar selling by exporters and heavy capital inflows
Market participants believe rate cut isn't imminent and RBI will continue to infuse liquidity to enable credit flow to productive sectors
Persistent demand for dollar from banks & its strengthening in overseas markets have affected rupee
Return of FIIs into the Indian market as well as the green back is expected to weaken against major currencies
Strong portfolio flows to bridge current account deficit and stronger rupee to offset risk of higher oil prices
A higher opening in the equity market has supported the rupee
Helped by continued inflows on hopes for improved global liquidity
Sustained foreign capital inflows coupled with weak dollar overseas bolstered the rupee