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  • Rupee jumps 24 paise to close at 84.33 against US dollar

    Robust equity inflows — totalling Rs 2,769.81 crore — reflect continued foreign investor interest in Indian assets, forex traders said, adding while capital inflows offer support, global uncertainties could cap gains.

  • Rupee weakens slightly as NDF maturity, corporate hedging spurs dollar bids

    Rupee weakens slightly as NDF maturity, corporate hedging spurs dollar bids

    The rupee closed at 86.8925 against the U.S. dollar, down from its close at 86.8275 in the previous session.

  • Rupee ends 63 paise higher at 86.82 against US dollar; logs highest one-day gain in 2 years

    Rupee ends 63 paise higher at 86.82 against US dollar; logs highest one-day gain in 2 years

    According to forex traders, Tuesday's sharp gain a day after sliding closer to the 88 level shows a highly volatile currency market amid concerns over the worldwide tariff war

  • Rupee to gauge local dollar demand amid US, India holidays

    Rupee to gauge local dollar demand amid US, India holidays

    Indian rupee expected to open stable on Friday, influenced by domestic demand for U.S. dollars amid global market quietness post-Thanksgiving.

  • Gold up on weaker dollar as investors wait on Fed rate path

    Gold up on weaker dollar as investors wait on Fed rate path

    Gold prices slightly rose as the U.S. dollar dipped, but holiday-thinned trading and Federal Reserve rate uncertainty kept investors cautious.

  • Taliban controls the world’s best performing currency this quarter

    Taliban controls the world’s best performing currency this quarter

    The currency controls, cash inflows and other remittances have helped the afghani climb around 9% this quarter, outpacing the likes of the Colombian peso’s 3% gain, data compiled by Bloomberg show.

  • Dollar pares losses as Fed leaves rates unchanged

    Dollar pares losses as Fed leaves rates unchanged

    The U.S. dollar index, which measures the currency against a basket of rivals, was 0.076% lower at 105.04, after having been as low as 104.66 earlier in the session.

  • Rupee falls 6 paise against US dollar

    Rupee falls 6 paise against US dollar

    A positive trend in domestic markets and upbeat macroeconomic data from India cushioned the downside for the local unit, forex traders said.

  • Dollar hits nine-month high against yen

    Dollar hits nine-month high against yen

    Traders are watching out for any signs of intervention in the currency market from Japanese authorities as the yen weakens.

  • Rupee falls 7 paise to close at 81.88 against US dollar

    Rupee falls 7 paise to close at 81.88 against US dollar

    At the interbank foreign exchange, the domestic unit opened at 81.74 against the dollar and touched an early high of 81.67 in initial deals.

  • SBI approves long term fund raising up to $2 billion

    SBI approves long term fund raising up to $2 billion

    Fund-raising to be done through public offer or private placement of senior unsecured notes in US dollar or any other convertible currency.

  • Dollar retreats, headed for biggest weekly loss since mid-January; bitcoin down

    Dollar retreats, headed for biggest weekly loss since mid-January; bitcoin down

    The dollar index, which measures the greenback's value against six major currencies, fell 0.3% to 104.60, from as high as 105.36 at the start of the week, its strongest level since Jan. 6.

  • Indian refiners pay traders in dirhams for Russian oil

    Indian refiners pay traders in dirhams for Russian oil

    Indian refiners and traders are concerned they may not be able to continue to settle trades in dollars, especially if the price of Russian crude rises above a cap imposed by the Group of Seven nations and Australia in December.

  • Foreign exchange reserves decline to $564.053 billion

    Foreign exchange reserves decline to $564.053 billion

    According to figures from the Reserve Bank of India (RBI), the nation's foreign exchange reserves decreased by USD 6.687 billion to USD 564.053 billion in the week ending August 19.

  • Sridhar Vembu on why dollar-denominated debt is a bad idea

    Sridhar Vembu on why dollar-denominated debt is a bad idea

    The Zoho CEO said, ""The dollar system and therefore the global trading system are showing severe strains. We cannot rule out the possibility of a collapse, which would be worse than the GFC 2008-9."

  • Dollar poised for biggest weekly rise in 7 months on rate bets

    Dollar poised for biggest weekly rise in 7 months on rate bets

    Money markets priced in a 28.5-bps-rate hike in March and as many as 119.5 bps in cumulative increases by year's end as the dollar stayed in the limelight after a week highlighted by a hawkish Federal Reserve meeting.

  • Chasing returns? Rs 6,000 crore of Indian money riding on US markets, can grow multifold in 3-5 years

    Chasing returns? Rs 6,000 crore of Indian money riding on US markets, can grow multifold in 3-5 years

    Lots of investors are talking about 15-20 percent allocation towards international equities. As diversification takes off, the Rs 6000-crore sum will increase manifold over the next three to five years.

  • China imports, exports slump in July: Customs

    China imports, exports slump in July: Customs

    As the world's biggest trader in goods, China is crucial to the global economy and its performance affects partners from Australia to Zambia, which have been battered by its slowing growth -- while it faces headwinds itself in key developed markets.

  • Sell US$/INR Mar fut; target of 67.62-67.43: ICICIdirect

    Sell US$/INR Mar fut; target of 67.62-67.43: ICICIdirect

    ICICIdirect.com has come out with its report on currencies. According to the research firm, one can sell USDINR March future for the target of target of 67.62-67.43

  • Sell US$/INR Feb fut; target of 68.55-68.35: ICICIdirect

    Sell US$/INR Feb fut; target of 68.55-68.35: ICICIdirect

    ICICIdirect.com has come out with its report on currencies. According to the research firm, one can sell USDINR Feb future for the target 68.55-68.35.

  • USDINR to open negative: Swastika Investmart

    USDINR to open negative: Swastika Investmart

    According to Swastika Investmart, USDINR is expected likely to open in a negative note today. Momentum indicator is reflecting its relief shadow over short positions as on daily chart we are visiting divergence.

  • USDINR Feb may trade in 68.76-68.86 range: ICICIdirect

    USDINR Feb may trade in 68.76-68.86 range: ICICIdirect

    ICICIdirect.com has come out with its report on currencies. According to the research firm, USDINR February is expected to trade in a range of 68.76-68.86.

  • Sell US$/INR Feb fut; target of 68.30-68.12: ICICIdirect

    Sell US$/INR Feb fut; target of 68.30-68.12: ICICIdirect

    ICICIdirect.com has come out with its report on currencies. According to the research firm, one can sell USDINR Feb future for the target of 68.30-68.12.

  • Rupee has resistance at 68.05/68.30: ICICIdirect

    Rupee has resistance at 68.05/68.30: ICICIdirect

    ICICIdirect.com has come out with its report on currency. According to the research firm, the US dollar is expected to attract selling pressure on rallies against the INR. One can utilise the highs in the USD/INR February contract to sell. Rupee has resistance at 68.05/68.30, says the report.

  • Sell USDINR Feb; target of 68.20-67.95: ICICIdirect

    Sell USDINR Feb; target of 68.20-67.95: ICICIdirect

    ICICIdirect.com has recommended traders to sell USDINR Feb in the range of 68.40-68.50 for the target of 68.20-67.95.

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