Amidst persistent outflows of foreign funds and a downward trend in domestic stocks, the rupee remained range-bound and ended the day 1 paisa higher at 83.29 vs the US dollar on Thursday. The rupee began trading at 83.25 versus the US dollar at the interbank foreign exchange and ended at 83.29, up 1 paisa from…
With Middle East tensions easing supply concerns and expectations that the U.S. Federal Reserve would continue raising interest rates in the largest oil-consuming country in the world buoyed by jobs statistics, oil prices dipped on Friday, on track for a weeklong loss. Futures for Brent crude dropped $1.21, or 1.4%, to $85.64 per barrel, while…
Following the US dollar’s strength versus key international rivals and persistent outflows of foreign money, the rupee fell 9 paise to settle at an all-time low of 83.33 (provisional) against the US dollar on Wednesday. Furthermore, rising crude oil prices and a downward trend in US stocks combined with geopolitical unpredictability in the Middle East…
A weak US dollar abroad and encouraging signals from the home equities markets helped the rupee break its three-day losing streak, allowing it to recover 2 paise to 83.23 versus the US dollar in early trade on Friday. Foreign equities investors’ selling pressure along with an increasing trend in crude oil prices was stated by…
As a result of a strong US dollar and unfavorable attitude in the equities market, the rupee fell for the third straight day, losing 6 paise to 83.23 against the US dollar in early trade on Thursday. Despite the fact that crude oil prices were hovering around USD 90 per barrel due to geopolitical tensions…
Tuesday’s early Asian trading saw an increase in oil prices as investors maintained their concern that the Israel-Hamas conflict could spread into a larger battle in the oil-exporting area, potentially disrupting supply. Brent crude prices had risen by 70 cents, or 0.8%, to $90.53 per barrel, while U.S. West Texas Intermediate crude futures had gained…
Despite a number of events unfolding both domestically and globally over the past few weeks, the rupee has been trading in a limited range with little volatility. Due to a lack of domestic cues, active RBI intervention is keeping volatility in control, and it is anticipated that this will continue throughout the next several weeks…
For the majority of fast-moving consumer goods (FMCG) companies, rural growth has remained lacklustre for the second consecutive quarter of FY24, suggesting a lag in the hinterlands’ recovery. For FMCG firms, a rebound in rural areas is crucial because over one-third of their overall sales come from these areas. According to market watchers, a strong…
In response to rising oil prices, the Indian rupee faces a record-low danger this week, and bond investors will be watching the central bank’s decision on debt sales. On Friday, Brent crude gained 5.7% as investors priced in the likelihood that the Middle East war could worsen as a result of Israel’s start of military…
With traders being cautious as they kept an eye out for potential supply disruptions due to military hostilities between Israel and the Palestinian Islamist organization Hamas, crude oil prices fell by -0.32% to 7161. As the skirmishes stoked concerns that the violence would move outside of Gaza, Brent and WTI both increased by more than…
