Rupee Gains 3 Paise to 95.42; Seen in 95.10-95.80 Range

Money from different countries has different values, just like different-sized toys.

The rupee is India's money, and the US dollar is America's money.

When people trade between countries, they need to know how many rupees they can get for one dollar.

This week, the rupee was worth a little less than before, but on Friday it got slightly stronger.

It went up by three small units called paise and closed at 95.42 rupees for one dollar.

The dollar was weaker against other big currencies, which helped the rupee a little.

But the rupee still felt pressure because foreign investors were pulling money out and oil prices were going up.

World troubles and worries also made things uncertain.

A person who watches this market said the rupee had a weak week but did not move around too much.

Experts think the rupee will probably stay between 95.10 and 95.80 rupees per dollar next.