Rupee Gains 15 Paise to 95.35 vs Dollar

The Indian rupee, which is the money people use in India, went up a little bit against the US dollar.

It ended the day at 95.35 dollars for every rupee, which is a small improvement.

The rise happened because money from other countries was coming into India and the Reserve Bank of India helped keep the rupee strong.

But the price of oil was high and the US dollar was also strong, which made the rupee's gains smaller.

Also, tensions in the Middle East were making people nervous, so the markets stayed careful.

On Thursday, the US and Iran both launched missile attacks, which added to the worry in the markets.