Tag Archives: Rupee
Rupee likely to find support from expected inflows as US yields rise
Key points: The Indian rupee is anticipated to open slightly higher on Thursday, driven by expected inflows from the inclusion of Indian bonds in a major emerging market index. This inclusion, effective from June 28, is likely to attract passive fund inflows, providing support to the rupee. Picture: Indian rupee trading at 83.562 on theContinue Reading
Rupee expected to struggle as positive US data strengthens dollar
Key points: The Indian rupee is likely to face pressure at the start of the week following a rise in U.S. business activity to a two-year high, which has bolstered demand for the dollar. Non-deliverable forwards indicate the rupee (USDINR) will open slightly weaker against the U.S. dollar from its previous close of 83.5325. TheContinue Reading
Dollar maintains strength as market watches inflation and Fed rate moves
Key points: The dollar remained stable on Monday as traders speculate that U.S. inflation may have stabilised enough for the Federal Reserve to consider rate cuts later in 2024. Meanwhile, the euro held firm ahead of an anticipated rate cut by the European Central Bank (ECB) this week. Emerging markets continue to see rise AmongContinue Reading
Rupee targets speculative flows after key resistance defeat
Key points The Indian rupee is expected to open steady on Tuesday, influenced by speculative and other flows after failing to breach a key resistance level in recent sessions. Non-deliverable forwards indicate that the rupee (USDINR) will open mostly flat from its previous close of 83.13. The currency approached the psychologically significant level of 83Continue Reading
Rupee Under Pressure From Delayed US Rate Cuts
The Indian rupee closed lower against the U.S. dollar on Monday, settling at 83.41, down from its previous session’s close of 83.34. SEE: USD makes significant gains against INR on VT Markets trading app. Factors such as increased dollar purchases by foreign banks and weakness across Asian currencies shaped this outcome, driven by expectations that theContinue Reading