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…
Rupee recovered some of its strength from the prior week and retreated to 81.50 levels, while the dollar retreated to 105.60 levels. The FOMC meeting minutes revealed that the majority of the officials believe the central bank should limit the rate of interest rate hikes, which caused the dollar to lose strength. Additionally, the rupee…
On Thursday, the Indian Rupee began the day 15 paise higher at 81.70 to the dollar. The local currency is anticipated to strengthen against the US dollar due to strong global cues, increased equities market risk, and other factors. The USDINR pair is anticipated to trade flatly with a bias against it. Due to importers’…
The rupee avoided its first weekly fall in four weeks last week as a result of weaker regional currencies and a withdrawal of foreign funds. While the dollar index rose 0.6% to 106.93, spot USDINR increased by 88 paise to 81.69. To cap off a low-voltage week that saw the Dow Jones close virtually unchanged…
On Friday, the Indian rupee is anticipated to trade range-bound due to caution in the equities markets and the strength of the US dollar. The USDINR pair is predicted by analysts to trade sideways today and quote between 80.50 and 81.5. The US jobless claims, housing starts, construction permits, and Philadelphia Fed Manufacturing Index data…
The Reserve Bank of India (RBI) said that foreign exchange reserves increased by $531.1 billion for the week ending October 28—the largest weekly increase since September 2021. Experts speculate that the huge increase of $6.6 billion in India’s foreign exchange reserves may have been caused by the delivery of US dollars from the Reserve Bank…
The volatility in the global equity markets, the stability of oil prices at $95 per barrel, and the strength of the dollar, the Indian Rupee is likely to remain stable. On Friday, the USDINR pair opened a little higher and is forecast to move in a range of 82.50 and 83.30. Following the US Federal…
In anticipation of the US Fed meeting, the Indian rupee is anticipated to trade range-bound and flat on Wednesday. The USDINR pair is anticipated to trade in a band of 82.45-82.83 throughout the day. In the previous session, the rupee gained value relative to the US dollar as the latter dropped from its high points….
Last week, the rupee recovered to 82.34 levels after hitting a new record low in the futures market due to the weakening of the dollar and the increase in risk appetite in domestic markets. The expectation that the Fed could pause the pace of rate hikes after its November meeting caused the dollar to lose…
Due to the strong US dollar, high oil costs, and volatility in the financial markets, the Indian rupee is anticipated to open weak. It is anticipated that USDINR(Spot) will trade favorably and quote in the area of 82.50-83.20. In the previous session, despite the foreign dollar weakening, the rupee recovered from its all-time lows to…
