Due to a lack of signals on both the domestic and international fronts, the rupee’s volatility is still modest. In the domestic arena, the rupee was sustained and its gains throughout the intraday session were reinforced by flows relating to the initial public offering. Simultaneously, the rupee received assistance from the dollar index’s decline. The…
Following a downward trend in domestic equities, the rupee lost 2 paise and hit an all-time low of 83.36 against the US dollar in the morning session on Friday. The opening rate of the rupee versus the dollar at the interbank foreign exchange was 83.33. In the first trades, it fell 2 paise from its…
In early trading on Wednesday, the rupee was moving in a limited range vs the US dollar, with local equities showing little movement. Because of the ongoing withdrawals of foreign funds, forex traders reported that investor mood was negatively impacted by the rupee’s narrow trading range. The local currency’s value versus the dollar at the…
Due to losses in domestic equities and a strong dollar in international markets, the rupee fell 4 paise to 83.27 (provisional) against the US dollar on Friday. Forex dealers stated that the rupee was able to limit losses due to recent FII inflows and crude oil prices that were trading close to four-month lows. Following…
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…
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…
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…
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…
On Tuesday, the rupee lost 15 paisa to settle at 83.21 (provisional) against the US dollar as poor domestic equities and a strong US dollar dampened investor optimism. Forex traders claimed that the rupee was under pressure to fall due to subdued domestic macroeconomic indicators and ongoing FII withdrawals. The local currency started out at…
