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HomeNewsBusinessStocksSpot USDINR has support at 54.65; resistance at 54.95: IIFL

Spot USDINR has support at 54.65; resistance at 54.95: IIFL

IIFL has come out with its technical & fundamental view on currencies. According to the research firm, USDINR Spot prices have support at 54.65 and resistance at 54.95.

December 28, 2012 / 13:09 IST

IIFL has come out with its technical & fundamental view on currencies. According to the research firm, USDINR Spot prices have support at 54.65 and resistance at 54.95.

Technical View

USD-INR SPOT RATE

  • Prices have support at 54.65 and resistance at 54.95 NSE USD-INR FUTURE
  • Prices have support at 54.85 and resistance at 55.15
  • EUR-USD (1.3244): Prices have support at 1.32 and resistance at 1.3359.
  • US Dollar Index (79.65): Prices have support at 79.25 and resistance level at 79.80

INR Currency Future view

  • EUR-INR (Close: 72.55): Prices have support at 72.45 and resistance at 72.75.
  • GBP-INR (Close: 88.45): Prices have support at 88 and resistance at 89
  • JPY-INR (Close: 63.40): Prices have support at 62.40 and resistance at 64

Fundamental View

USD-INR

  • Dollar/rupee opens near one-week low Thursday amid expectations of more stimulus from Japan and tracking gains in euro
  • Fall in the currency pair could however be restricted on concerns over US fiscal cliff as lawmakers meet today to fix a deal and on month-end demand for dollars from oil importers
  • Dollar/rupee fluctuated in afternoon trades Thursday on month-end demand from oil importers amid custodian banks selling and overseas inflows

Cross-currencies

  • Euro/dollar rose to near one-week high Thursday on optimism over a deal on US fiscal cliff as US lawmakers meet later today to possibly negotiate a deal before the end of the year
  • Japan's new finance minister on Thursday urged the Bank of Japan to show a greater sense of urgency in dealing with deflation, saying that it is sapping vitality from the country's corporate sector and that it could eventually jeopardize the government's finances.

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first published: Dec 28, 2012 01:04 pm

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