Can the Indian rupee sustain its rally?
(WorldNews Asia)

Leaving behind the battering it took last year, the Indian rupee has begun 2019 on a strong footing thanks to robust foreign inflows into equities. On March 18, the currency closed at a seven-month high of 68.53 to the US dollar, taking its net gain this calendar year to 1.8%, compared with a depreciation of 8.46% in 2018. From being Asia’s worst-performing currency last year, it is now the best-performing among emerging markets this year. Yet, analysts wonder if the...