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Rupee declines on strong dollar, risk aversion in markets; USDINR pair expected to move in this range

The Indian rupee lost 66 paise to 81.57 against the U.S. dollar in early trade, following the American dollar’s rise in the international market and a flat domestic equity market. On the strength of encouraging domestic macroeconomic data and falling crude oil prices, the rupee strengthened versus the U.S.dollar in the previous session. The local…

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India becomes a net importer of steel again in October

In October, for the second time this fiscal year, India became a net importer of steel due to lower-cost options in the downstream industry, such as cold-rolled and coated goods, while exports significantly decreased in volume. According to information accessible with the Steel Ministry, steel imports totaled 5,93,000 tonnes in October, compared to exports of…

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Indian miners want a higher import tax on products made of aluminium, zinc, and copper

According to a memo sent to the government and obtained by Reuters, India’s largest mining sector organisation is asking for increased import levies on metals like zinc, copper, and aluminium to help slow the flow of less expensive imports, particularly from China. The Federation of Indian Mineral Industries (FIMI) stated in a note written to…

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Yellow metal could remain erratic as investors pay attention to U.S. retail sales data

Gold prices slightly declined on Monday from a three-month high reached in the previous session as the dollar and U.S. government yields increased in response to a top U.S. central banker’s warning that the Federal Reserve is not yet “softening” its fight against inflation. After reaching its highest level since August 18 on Friday, spot…

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Oil gains on dovish CPI, but weekly losses result from recession worries

Oil prices increased on Friday as softer-than-expected U.S. inflation data raised expectations of more gradual Federal Reserve interest rate increases, but worries about slowing economic growth and a rise in COVID in China kept oil trade negative for the week. After U.S. equity markets rallied, crude markets followed suit. A series of swift interest rate…

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