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Money Calls
2.45 pm | 20 Nov 2009 | Source: Reuters
The rupee further recovered from fresh one-week lows touched early on Friday helped by an over-1 percent rise in local shares but a stronger dollar ov...
9.01 am | 20 Nov 2009 | Source: CNBC-TV18
The Indian rupee opened at Rs 46.74 per dollar versus Rs 46.69 yesterday....
8.55 am | 20 Nov 2009 | Source: Moneycontrol.com
I am mildly bullish on bonds in the near-term due to surplus liquidity and positive sentiment. The 10-year yield is seen between 7.20-7.25%, says Dhaw...
8.52 am | 20 Nov 2009 | Source: Moneycontrol.com
The rupee might weaken against dollar but is expected to remain below the 47/$ mark, says Pramit Brahmbhatt, Alpari India....
9.01 am | 19 Nov 2009 | Source: CNBC-TV18
The Indian rupee opened at Rs 16.41 per dollar versus Rs 46.37 yesterday....
8.47 am | 19 Nov 2009 | Source: Moneycontrol.com
The bond yields may fall marginally due to the drop in supply. The liquidity situation however remains comfortable and the bond market is likely to be...
8.43 am | 19 Nov 2009 | Source: Moneycontrol.com
The rupee is expected to come under selling pressure as dollar reversed its losses against major global currencies, says Ssharad D Pawaar, SPFX India....
9.01 am | 18 Nov 2009 | Source: Moneycontrol.com
The Indian rupee opened at Rs 46.21 per dollar versus Rs 46.31 yesterday....
8.49 am | 18 Nov 2009 | Source: Moneycontrol.com
The rupee is likely to be rangebound. Dollar index above 75 could cap rupee appreciation. The range for the day is seen between 46.10-46.50/$, say...
8.48 am | 18 Nov 2009 | Source: Moneycontrol.com
Bonds likely to see some buying interest due to the bullish auction cut-off last Friday and overseas cues. The range for the 10-yr yield is seen betwe...
4.04 pm | 17 Nov 2009 | Source: Reuters
The rupee continued to seesaw on Tuesday afternoon tracking shaky local shares and a largely steady dollar overseas....
9.37 am | 17 Nov 2009 | Source: Reuters
Rupee edges marginally higher; stocks awaited...
9.01 am | 17 Nov 2009 | Source: CNBC-TV18
The Indian rupee opened at Rs 46.18 per dollar versus Rs 46.21 yesterday....
8.42 am | 17 Nov 2009 | Source: Moneycontrol.com
I expect the rupee to test 46 per dollar again. Further moves will however depend on whether it manages to break the 46/$ level, says Vikram Naniv...
8.41 am | 17 Nov 2009 | Source: Moneycontrol.com
I expect the bond market to remain rangebound today in the absence of any significant trigger. 6The 10-year yield is seen between 7.25-7.30%, says K R...
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