Rupee opens lower and could lose more value due to the strong dollar and ongoing FII withdrawals; USDINR is expected to trade sideways.

On Tuesday, the Indian rupee depreciated against the dollar, opening at 81.59 against the previous close of 81.50. The local currency is probably going to lose value today due to a strong dollar and further FII withdrawals. Investors will also pay special attention to important US macroeconomic data, such as the CB consumer confidence index,…

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Rupee trailed surge as RBI increased foreign exchange reserves

Because of pressure from India’s lingering current account deficit and the central bank’s efforts to increase its foreign exchange reserves, the rupee’s recent gains may prove to be temporary. This month, the currency has lagged behind peers such the Thai baht and Indonesian rupiah, rising just 1.4% despite persistent dollar depreciation. According to QuantEco Research,…

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