The Indian rupee rose to its highest in more than seven months on Monday, boosted by strong dollar inflows while broad weakness in the US currency over the previous week also aided sentiment.The partially convertible rupee was trading at 68.65/66 per dollar after touching 68.62, its strongest level since August 9.It had closed at 69.10 on Friday.The dollar licked its wounds after soft US data increased bets the Federal Reserve will cut rates later this year while the pound hovered near nine-months high on hopes for a delay in Britain's exit from the European ...
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