On the strength of positive macroeconomic developments and views that the U.S. Federal Reserve is reaching the end of its rate hike cycle, the rupee will maintain its current gains versus the dollar in the next months and will strengthen somewhat in a year, according to a Reuters poll. The Reserve Bank of India (RBI)…
On June 15, the Indian Rupee was modestly worse versus the US Dollar, reflecting declines in Asian rivals. The rupee was trading at 82.18, down 0.1 percent from its previous close, after starting the day at 82.17. Yesterday, the Federal Reserve temporarily suspended its record-breaking run of interest rate increases, giving the economy more time…
With a strong loss of nearly 1.00% in May, the Indian Rupee underwent severe weakening and came under pressure. It’s interesting that this reduction took place despite the mind-blowing $5 billion in inflows. This begs the question of whether the INR could be impacted by the present downturn in Asian currencies. Let’s look at the…
In spite of a sluggish trend in domestic stocks, the rupee steadied in a small range on Tuesday to conclude the day barely 1 paisa higher at 82.62 (provisional). In anticipation of the RBI’s monetary policy announcement later this week, market participants are alert and the rupee is trading in a limited range. There is…
On Friday, the rupee strengthened versus the US dollar by 14 paise to 82.58 (provisional), helped by foreign capital inflows and an uptick in domestic markets. However, the strong US dollar relative to important foreign currencies restrained the home currency’s upward trend, according to FX traders. Since US President Joe Biden and Republican House Speaker…
In the midst of flat performance in domestic stocks on Tuesday, the rupee fluctuated within a small range before ending the day 2 paise higher at 82.82 (provisional). According to currency traders, the local currency’s significant advances were restrained by the strength of the U.S. dollar. A high of 82.76 and a low of 82.84…
Due to the dollar’s appreciation against other major currencies and persistent demand for the dollar from public sector banks acting on behalf of customers of oil marketing companies, the rupee (INR) fell on Tuesday, breaching the critical 82 level. The Indian rupee, which hit a two-week low, decreased 24 paise from the previous close of…
On Monday, the rupee lost some of its early gains and fell 2 paise to close at 81.80 (provisional) against the U.S. dollar, following a rise in crude oil prices. The gains from a weak American dollar and strong domestic equities were offset by a rise in crude oil prices, according to forex traders, who…
Following the weakness of the U.S. dollar in the international market, the rupee nudged up 2 paise to close at 81.78 (provisional) against the U.S. dollar on Thursday. Significant inflows of foreign capital, according to forex traders, as well as crude oil prices trading below USD 75 per barrel, strengthened the local currency. The local…
With a close of 81.88 against the dollar, the rupee was nearly unchanged on Tuesday. In line with our expectations, it so continues to trade between the important levels of 81.60 and 82.15. Nevertheless, the Indian rupee has been rising since March, and the trend is still upward. The increase was mostly caused by foreign…
