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  • Slideshow | Market breaks two-week winning streak; Hindustan Unilever, Bajaj Finance add to market value

    While FIIs sold equities worth Rs 1,731.81 crore, DIIs sold equities worth of Rs 400.06 crore in the week that ended on June 12.

  • Expect Rupee to trade on positive note: Angel

    Expect Rupee to trade on positive note: Angel

    From the intra-day perspective, Indian Rupee is expected to trade on a positive note on the back of decline in retail inflation data yesterday which is at the lowest level in last 25 months, says Angel Broking.

  • Expect Indian Rupee to trade on a mixed note: Angel

    Expect Indian Rupee to trade on a mixed note: Angel

    From the intra-day perspective, Indian Rupee is expected to trade on a mixed note on the back of upbeat market sentiments coupled with weakness in the DX will support an upside in the currency, says Angel Broking.

  • Dollar demand may act as a negative factor for rupee: Angel

    Dollar demand may act as a negative factor for rupee: Angel

    From the intra-day perspective, Indian Rupee is expected to trade on a mixed note on the back of weak market sentiments along with strength in the DX will exert downside pressure on the currency. Further, dollar demand from oil firms and its importers will act as a negative factor, says Angel.

  • Could currency wars make a comeback in 2014?

    Could currency wars make a comeback in 2014?

    The won on Thursday hit its strongest level in more than five years, contributing to a fall in South Korean stocks to a four-month low on Friday. The yen hit a 15-year low of around 5.7360 yuan on Thursday.

  • Rupee may stabilise back to 54 mark in short-term: Experts

    Rupee may stabilise back to 54 mark in short-term: Experts

    The Indian curreny is seen stabilising towards the 54 mark against the US dollar soon, say experts.

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