13-06-2013| Source:Moneycontrol.com
Indian rupee depreciated by 31 paise in early trade to open at 58.10 per dollar Thursday. In previous session, it appreciated by 60 paise to close at 57.79 per dollar.
13-06-2013| Source:CNBC-TV18
"Dollar inflow will strengthen the rupee, which will be a positive for yields. The range for the 10-year yield is seen between 7.20-7.24 percent," says NS Venkatesh of IDBI Bank.
13-06-2013| Source:CNBC-TV18
Claudio Piron of Bank of America Merrill Lynch says the RBI forex policy comfort zone would be to try and establish rupee in a 54-58/USD range.
12-06-2013| Source:Moneycontrol.com
The Indian rupee on Wednesday (June 12) rose by 1.03 percent or 60 paisa to close the day's trading at 57.79 against the US dollar. This was the first appreciation after consecutive declines since
12-06-2013| Source:Reuters
The rupee was stronger tracking gains in most other Asian currencies. The rupee plays an important role in determining the landed cost of the dollar-quoted yellow metal.
12-06-2013| Source:Moneycontrol.com
The RBI has typically chosen to stay away from intervention in the foreign exchange market in the recent past, allowing the rupee to be driven by market forces. With the rupee has now at a new low
12-06-2013| Source:Moneycontrol.com
According ICICIdirect.com, the US dollar is expected to attract selling pressure on rallies against the INR. One can utilise the highs in the USD/INR June contract to sell. Sell Indian rupee (USDINR
12-06-2013| Source:PTI
The rupee yesterday hit a life-time low of 58.98 against dollar but erased a major part of losses to close at 58.39 after the RBI possibly having intervened in the forex market to stem the slide.
12-06-2013| Source:PTI
In the global market, the US dollar made a minor rise against the Japanese yen today, following the previous day's rally for the Japanese currency after Bank of Japan didn't expand stimulus measures.
12-06-2013| Source:PTI
The rupee fell to all-time low of 58.98 intra-day against dollar in yesterday's trade on intense demand for the US currency, but ended 24 paise down at 58.39, a record low.
12-06-2013| Source:CNBC-TV18
According to reports, traders had spotted the central bank selling dollars via state-run banks starting at around 58.95 levels, after the unit fell to a record low of 58.98.
12-06-2013| Source:Moneycontrol.com
Indian rupee opened at Rs 58.20 per dollar on Wednesday, appreciating by 19 paise over Tuesday's closing value.
12-06-2013| Source:CNBC-TV18
Ramanathan K of ING Investment Management feels yields are likely to follow the direction of the rupee versus the dollar. "Lack of OMO (open market operations) announcement is a disappointment
12-06-2013| Source:CNBC-TV18
Pramit Brahmbhatt of Alpari India sees the rupee moving in a range between 58.06-59/USD today.
12-06-2013| Source:Moneycontrol.com
The rupee touched a fresh low of 58.98 to the dollar intra-day, dimming prospects of a rate cut by the RBI at its policy review meet on Monday. With tow important macros numbers being released, is a
11-06-2013| Source:Reuters
The rupee has fallen more than 8 percent since the beginning of May, and although that is the worst performance in Asia, other currencies are also being hit by the broad rally in the dollar. Last
11-06-2013| Source:CNBC-TV18
Rupee fall would worsen June quarter earnings of companies having high forex loans. Markets will continue to remain under pressure due to weakning rupee, Ambareesh Baliga of Edelweiss Financial
11-06-2013| Source:Moneycontrol.com
The Indian rupee on Tuesday hit a record low at 58.98 against the US dollar to close the day's trading at 58.39. The local currency however, recouped its early losses after the Reserve Bank of India
11-06-2013| Source:Moneycontrol.com
The recent sharp depreciation of rupee from 53.66 to 58.98 has dented the hopes of rate cut action from RBI. The squeeze in interest rate differential between US and Indian Treasury yields has cut
11-06-2013| Source:CNBC-TV18
The Indian rupee on tuesday made a fresh low, breaching 58.98 per dollar intra day. Agam Gupta of Standard Chartered Bank feels rupee can stabalise only if there is some supply in the market.
