The rupee declined by 8 paise to close at 73.42 against the US currency on Wednesday, snapping its four-day gaining streak due to risk aversion in the global markets and surge in crude oil prices.
The Indian rupee slumped 18 paise to 73.53 against the US dollar in opening trade on Tuesday tracking weak domestic equities and strong American currency.
The rupee rose by 16 paise to close at 73.35 (provisional) against the US dollar, marking its third straight session of gains on the back of positive domestic equities and weak American currency
Prospect of stricter curbs is threatening to weaken the currency, which is among Asia's top three performers this month
Meanwhile, market sentiments are hurt on concern that rising Covid-19 cases in India and lockdown restriction in some states may hurt economic recovery.
Firms' costs in dollar terms might rise as India battles second wave of Covid-19, says agency.
This came on the back of positive domestic equities
This came on the back of weakness in the greenback and positive domestic equities.
This comes amid rupee appreciation
Many players are utilising these arbitrage opportunities, even as currency dealers say this is temporary
The rupee plunged by 52 paise to close at 74.87 (provisional) against the US dollar on Monday amid a lacklustre trend in the domestic equities as investors fretted over the prospects of lockdown
Easing crude oil prices helped too
The domestic unit slipped to 75.13 versus the US dollar, a level seen in August last year
Covid-19 continues to pose the greatest threat to trade outlook, as new waves of infection could easily undermine any hoped-for recovery, said the WTO
The rupee closed at 74.56 to a dollar - the lowest since November 13, 2020. The intraday fall is the steepest since the August 2019 levels
The rupee tanked 105 paise to close at 74.47 (provisional) against the US currency on Wednesday amid concerns over surging Covid-19 cases in the country
The rupee pared its initial gains to close down by 12 paise at 73.42 against the US currency on Tuesday amid concerns that rising COVID-19 cases and subsequent lockdowns in some states may hurt the economic recovery. Investors were also cautious ahead of the RBI policy statement to be released on Wednesday. Besides, gains in crude prices and a stronger dollar overseas weighed on the rupee sentiment. "Rupee continued to trade in a narrow range for the third successive session despite volatility in domestic equities. Market participants remain cautious ahead of the important RBI policy statement that will be released on Wednesday," Gaurang Somaiyaa, Forex & Bullion Analyst, Motilal Oswal Financial Services, said. The expectation is that the central bank could keep rates unchanged but commentary will be keenly watched that could trigger volatility for the currency, Somaiyaa said. "We expect the USDINR (Spot) to trade sideways with a positive bias and quote in the range of 73.20 and ..
Supply outpaced demand for fixed-income paper with Centre's Rs 12 trn borrowing plan and Rs 10 trn by states. But RBI support ensured it didn't pinch hard till the end of the year
The Indian rupee slumped 20 paise to 73.58 against the US dollar in opening trade on Wednesday, weighed down by the strength of the greenback and weak domestic equities
Experts said sustained foreign fund inflows into India's listed stocks ensured a strong year for the Indian currency