A weak dollar index, falling crude oil prices, and robust foreign portfolio investment (FPI) inflows have not deterred the Indian rupee from trading close to its all-time low. As of September 10, it closed at 83.98, having moved in a narrow range between 83.92 and 83.99 thus far this month. The rupee has remained rangebound…
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…
In response to a weakening US dollar on international markets on Wednesday, the rupee gained 6 paise to settle at 82.74 (provisional). Analysts claim that while rises in crude oil prices restrained the rupee’s upward potential, FII inflows into the capital market and robust equity markets supported the local currency. In the face of overnight…
On Tuesday, when the US dollar declined from its high levels, the rupee bounced back from its record low levels and ended the day 19 paise higher at 82.94 (provisional).In line with a weakening US dollar, according to forex traders, the rupee strengthened. Foreign investors’ push to sell their investments amid risk aversion on international…
Amidst a strong dollar, an increase in US Treasury yields, and risk aversion in the global markets, the rupee declined sharply in the previous week, breaking through the significant resistance level of 83.00. The US economy was shown to be resilient by a deluge of strong economic data, which gave the dollar and yields a…
According to a projection, a large increase in domestic travel and foreign arrivals will lead the Indian hotel industry’s direct contribution to the GDP to reach USD 1 trillion by 2047. The Hotel Association of India (HAI) and Benori Knowledge released a report titled “Vision 2047: Indian Hotel Industry” that estimates the direct GDP contribution…
Early on Friday, as the US dollar fell from its high levels, the Indian rupee rebounded from record lows and strengthened by 7 paise to 83.02 against the greenback. However, a sluggish trend in domestic equities, outflows of foreign funds, and rising crude oil prices hurt the domestic unit, according to currency dealers. The local…
In addition to raising the windfall profit tax on domestically produced crude oil and diesel exports, the government has also reinstated the tax on international shipments of ATF. An official statement states that the tax on locally produced crude oil, which takes the form of a special supplementary excise charge, has increased from Rs 4,250…
On the heels of a rise in U.S. yields, which strengthened the dollar against its key competitors and Asian currencies, the Indian rupee is anticipated to fall on Monday. The rupee is forecast to open at about 82.92–82.94 to the dollar according to non-deliverable forwards, down from 82.8450 in the previous session. The rupee was…
In line with declines in Asian currencies and local markets, the Indian rupee dipped slightly versus the US dollar. The local currency was down 0.03 percent from its previous close of 82.72 in the morning session it was trading at 82.74 to the dollar. With the benchmark Sensex and Nifty falling 10 out of 15…
