Four traders said the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) may have intervened in the FX
market on Monday after U.S.-Iran diplomatic talks stalled and oil prices rose,
with month-end corporate flows adding pressure on the rupee. The currency was
trading at 95.93 per dollar. RBI intervention helped the rupee hold the 96
level, similar to market action over the past two weeks. A senior foreign-bank
trader said: "We see some degree of intervention almost every day, which
suggests the RBI currently wants to defend a firm floor for the rupee."