In comparison to the previous finish of 82.80 per dollar, the Indian Rupee started the day slightly higher at 82.77 per dollar. On Thursday, the local currency is anticipated to strengthen due to a weaker dollar and falling crude oil prices. Furthermore, the currency pair may be supported by upbeat mood on the world market….
Tuesday’s opening rate for the Indian rupee was slightly lower than the previous day’s close of 82.65 to the dollar. Due to a rise in risk appetite on international markets and the depreciation of the dollar, the local currency is anticipated to increase in value. Market confidence increased on expectations of more gradual Fed rate…
As traders awaited economic data due later in the day to determine the US Federal Reserve’s attitude on rate hikes, gold was trading flat in India’s market and other Asian markets on December 23 morning. The price of gold was Rs 54,530 for 10 grams, up 0.02 percent on the Multi Commodity Exchange (MCX). A…
On Thursday, the Indian Rupee is most likely to weaken due to an increase in the price of crude oil. After data revealed a larger-than-anticipated drop in US crude stockpiles, oil prices surged. A significant decline in the local currency may be avoided, though, due to the dollar’s weakness and the upbeat outlook for the…
On Thursday, the Indian Rupee depreciated against the US dollar and opened at Rs. 82.63. On the heels of risk aversion in international markets and a rise in crude oil prices, the domestic currency is anticipated to weaken today. The US Fed signalled that rates may rise considerably higher than previously anticipated to manage inflation,…
On Wednesday, the Indian rupee started the day 21paise higher at 82.59 to the dollar due to rising risk on international equities markets, FII inflows, and falling oil prices. “The rupee is likely to strengthen today as a result of the weaker dollar and the upbeat outlook for the world’s financial markets.The expectation that the…
The rupee saw a high-voltage week in the domestic currency market, falling from 81.21 to 82.77 before ending at 82.28, losing more than a percentage point. Better global cues, lower crude oil prices, the central bank buying dollars, and inflows of foreign funds all weighed on the rupee, making it difficult for it to advance….
The strong dollar and risk aversion in international markets are expected to cause the Indian rupee to weaken on Wednesday. Additionally, ongoing FII inflows could harm the rupee. Investors will be on the lookout for the RBI’s monetary policy, as the central bank may decide to halt the rate of rate increases. The rate increase…
The weaker dollar is anticipated to support the Indian rupee on Friday. The expectation that the central bank may slow the rate hikes is causing the dollar to weaken. Additionally, market investors will continue to be cautious ahead of a crucial US employment report because it affects the Fed’s decision on policy. Meanwhile, a rise…
Wednesday’s opening rate for the Indian rupee was higher than yesterday’s close of 81.72, at 81.64 to the dollar. As domestic equities markets do well, Asian counterparts perform well, and the dollar weakens, the local currency is anticipated to rise. The rupee lost ground versus the US dollar in the previous session as the outlook…
