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Sign InThe Indian Rupee (INR) maintained its recent strength against the US Dollar, bolstered by a new trade agreement and shifting domestic economic indicators. President Trump reduced tariffs on Indian goods from 25% to 18% following the successful conclusion of a bilateral trade deal. Domestically, India's inflation rose to 2.75% in January, a move that has significantly lowered market expectations for immediate rate cuts by the Reserve Bank of India (RBI). Market participants are now closely monitoring the US Supreme Court for a pivotal ruling regarding the legality of the administration's tariff policies. Analysts suggest that a court decision against the tariffs could trigger a substantial rally for the Rupee. While the long-term trend remains cautious, the combination of trade concessions and hawkish inflation data provides a fundamental boost to the INR.