The Indian rupee closed stronger against the US dollar on Thursday after erasing early losses triggered by fresh tariffs imposed by US President Donald Trump.
The rupee strengthened 7 paise to close at 85.44 against the US dollar, recovering from the biggest opening drop since March 10.
Oil prices declined after Trump's tariff announcement, raising concerns over global economic growth.
The US has introduced reciprocal tariffs that are significantly higher than market expectations, with higher tariffs on India, China, and the European Union coming into force from April 9.