USD vs INR, Dec. 17 -- Following the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) aggressive US Dollar (USD) selling, the Indian National Rupee (INR) roared back strongly during the early morning deals on Wednesday. After closing at the record low on Tuesday, the Indian Rupee gained over one per cent, the most since May 23, to 90.0963. However, FOREX market experts believe that such a pullback won't be enough for the Indian Rupee to shed its weakest Asian currency tag. They said that the Rupee has gained after the RBI's intervention, and the RBI won't be able to support the national currency beyond a specific limit. They stated that the withdrawal of money by FIIs from the Indian markets is one of the primary reasons for the Indian Rupee losing its ground...