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Source: Live Mint The Indian rupee witnessed a sharp surge on Tuesday, rallying the most in over two years against the US dollar, aided by the central bank’s heavy-handed intervention. According to a Reuters report, the jump in the domestic currency also triggered stop losses for speculators betting against the currency. The Reserve Bank of…
Source: Live Mint Asian currencies also slumped after the dollar rallied on Trump’s sweeping tariffs that impose a 25% levy on Mexican and Canadian imports into the U.S., while those from China will attract a 10% charge. The tariffs kick in on Tuesday. While intermittent dollar sales from state-run banks helped limit the rupee’s decline,…
Source: Live Mint Some recovery in domestic equity markets after the release of macroeconomic numbers also supported the Indian currency even though it remained under pressure due to elevated crude oil prices and continuous outflow of foreign funds. At the interbank foreign exchange, the rupee opened at 86.57 and touched the intra-day high of 86.45…
Source: Live Mint Indian rupee depreciated to a record low on Monday, following weakness in Asian peers, weighed down by elevated crude oil prices and strong US dollar. The local currency dipped to a lifetime low of 84.0725 to the US dollar, inching past the prior low of 84.07 hit on Friday. The rupee opened…
Source: Live Mint INR vs USD: The Indian rupee has remained range-bound despite a weakening US dollar and favourable global factors, including declining crude oil prices and strong foreign institutional inflows (FII) into the Indian stock market. The US dollar index slipped to multi-month lows of around 101 level from a three-month high of 106.00,…
