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  • No big relief for Rupee likely even if US Fed delivers 25 bps rate cut this week

    Even if the Fed trims rates this week, analysts say India’s widening trade deficit and weak foreign inflows may prevent any meaningful recovery in the rupee

  • RBI should allow more Rupee volatility, says former RBI Deputy Governor Viral Acharya

    Acharya’s comments come at a time when markets await clarity on whether new RBI Governor Sanjay Malhotra would continue with his predecessor’s approach of intervening firmly in the currency market.

  • JPMorgan's India bond inclusion to bolster trailing rupee

    The decision will move strengthen the rupee, as passive inflows are expected to be around $10-15 billion, independent market analyst Ambareesh Baliga has said

  • Bane of dynastic rule: Rahul-flation, Sonianomics

    What India is currently facing is not the normal kind of inflation that comes and goes in response to transient supply and demand factors, but a more insidious kind injected by excessive populism unrelated to normal political spending alone.

  • Country faced with difficult economic situation: PM

    Listing some of the external factors that have impacted rupee and Indian economy, Singh said US monetary stance and problems created by tensions in Syria and its "inevitable consequences on oil prices" have played their role.

  • Here's how to deal with the current economic scenario

    Suresh Sadagopan of Ladder7 Financial Advisories elaborates six points on how one can go about in the current market scenario.

  • What is the truth behind the falling rupee?

    Rupee has fallen drastically over the last few months. What happens when rupee falls more and more? Rupee fall has caused rise in expenditure for some while it has created investment opportunity for others. Read this space to know what one should do and benefit from such grave situation.

  • Century Textiles sees exports up 10% this fiscal

    The BK Birla-controlled Century Textiles said it expects a 10 percent rise in exports this fiscal, aided by the falling rupee.

  • All you wanted to know about falling rupee

    The rupee is plumbing new depths and currently is the fourth-most depreciated currency in the world and the most depreciated in the Asian continent. A weaker rupee is a matter of concern for everyone. Read this space to know about the factors causing rupee to decline.

  • Looking to invest abroad? Here are few investment options

    One can make the most of the depreciating rupee by investing in securities that invests in global market. Read this space to know various international investment options available in the market and what are the terms attached to it.

  • Selling to continue but downside to be limited: Citi

    John Woods of Citi Private Bank told CNBC-TV18 that the market will continue to witness selling activity for a while but it will not be considerable. But the downside would be limited, he added.

  • Renuka, Sakthi turn sweet; Sesa Goa is hot magnet: Tulsian

    SP Tulsian of sptulsian.com is positive on all sugar stocks, due to the removing all limits benefits from the government on exports and a falling rupee.

  • India Inc gloomy on growth, says tough to maintain 7%

    High inflation, falling rupee and a slowing industry is proving to be a triple whammy for the Indian economy. And under this three pronged attack, where does growth head? Archana Shukla gets you Indian Inc's rather grim verdict.

  • The great fall of rupee: Experts see no cure now, but RBI

    In an interview to CNBC-TV18, talking about the nose-dive in the Indian currency, experts Anant Narayan of Standard Chartered Bank and Sajjid Chinoy of JPMorgan suggest that despite the volatility being global, in the short term, it is only the central bank that can intervene and arrest the free fall.

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