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Rupee vs dollar in times of coronavirus: INR slips 32 paise to 75.21 amid scare

Rupee vs dollar in times of coronavirus: INR slips 32 paise to 75.21 amid scare

Mon, Mar 30, 2020

The rupee opened weak at 75.17 at the interbank forex market and then fell further to 75.21, down 32 paise over its last close. The rupee had settled at 74.89 against the US dollar on Friday.

Rupee in times of coronavirus mahamari: INR rises 56 paise against US dollar to 74.60 in early trade

Rupee in times of coronavirus mahamari: INR rises 56 paise against US dollar to 74.60 in early trade

Fri, Mar 27, 2020

The assurance of domestic stimulus by the government boosted investor sentiment. However, there are concerns over the impact of coronavirus outbreak on the domestic as well as global economy.

Rupee rises 18 paise to 76.02 against US dollar in early trade

Rupee rises 18 paise to 76.02 against US dollar in early trade

Tue, Mar 24, 2020

Traders said investor sentiments improved after the Reserve Bank as part of its effort to boost liquidity on Monday said it will conduct Rs 1 lakh crore of short-term variable repo auction.

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Gold price many rebound to Rs 3,350/g

Gold price many rebound to Rs 3,350/g

Mon, Nov 12, 2018

But then the price began to fall on fear of the US Fed hiking interest rates again. The Fed had on September 26 increased the rates by 25 bps to 2.25 per cent. This was the eighth hike since 2015 when it was at 0.25 per cent since the 2008 crisis.

Tsunamis account for $280 bn in economic losses over 20 years

Tsunamis account for $280 bn in economic losses over 20 years

Sat, Nov 03, 2018

The UN Office for Disaster Risk Reduction has sought attention to the significant loss of life and economic losses worth $280 billion associated with tsunamis, notably for countries bordering the Indian and Pacific Oceans, over the last twenty years.

Gold rallies as dollar retreats from multi-month highs

Gold rallies as dollar retreats from multi-month highs

Thu, Nov 01, 2018

Gold rose on Thursday as the dollar retreated and made the metal less expensive for holders of other currencies.

Outflow of foreign funds not a good sign for economy: Analysts

Outflow of foreign funds not a good sign for economy: Analysts

Sun, Oct 21, 2018

"The outflow in just the last nine months is Rs 50,000 crore. The rupee and the US dollar equation was the major trigger. This is not a good sign for the Indian capital market," said Astha Jain, Senior Analyst at Hem Securities.

Gold near highest in over two months as equity plunge boosts safe-haven appeal

Gold near highest in over two months as equity plunge boosts safe-haven appeal

Fri, Oct 12, 2018

Spot gold was down 0.2 percent at $1,221.06 an ounce at 1255 GMT. On Thursday, it jumped about 2.5 percent after marking its highest since July 31 at $1,226.27. That was also the metal`s best one-day percentage gain since June 2016.

Come 2019! Reverse in dollar rally seen soon; here's where Indian rupee will stand

Come 2019! Reverse in dollar rally seen soon; here's where Indian rupee will stand

Tue, Oct 02, 2018

Anurag Shastri, Senior Associate at HDFC Bank said, "Some EM currencies have fallen sharply in recent months and as a pack are undervalued. This warrants some appreciation against the dollar. However, given the continued rotation of funds away from the EMs, the extent of the recovery in EM currencies remains unclear."

Indian rupee starts on negative note, plunges 29 paise to 72.49 against US dollar

Indian rupee starts on negative note, plunges 29 paise to 72.49 against US dollar

Mon, Sep 24, 2018

The Indian rupee fell sharply by 29 paise to 72.49 against the dollar Monday as the greenback strengthened overseas.

Rupee again breaches 72-mark, down 81 paise in early trade

Rupee again breaches 72-mark, down 81 paise in early trade

Mon, Sep 17, 2018

The dollar rose against a basket of major currencies overseas, with investors cautiously awaiting news on the implementation of US tariffs on an additional USD 200 billion of Chinese imports, forex dealers said.

Gold prices edge up, but still set for longest monthly losing streak since 2013

Gold prices edge up, but still set for longest monthly losing streak since 2013

Fri, Aug 31, 2018

Analysts and traders said gold would closely track moves in the dollar, in which the metal is priced, especially with investors bracing for the next round of the U.S.-China trade conflict.

Indian rupee impact: Most companies can withstand ongoing fall, says report

Indian rupee impact: Most companies can withstand ongoing fall, says report

Sat, Aug 18, 2018

Most domestic corporates, barring a few, can withstand the ongoing rupee plunge as the share of their dollar-linked earnings largely balance the share of their greenback-denominated debt, says a report.

Gold price eases on firm dollar ahead of central bank meetings

Gold price eases on firm dollar ahead of central bank meetings

Mon, Jul 30, 2018

Gold prices slipped on Monday as the dollar stood tall against its peers ahead of key central bank meetings and U.S. inflation and payrolls data this week.

Indian Rupee may hit 70 mark vs US dollar this week, say bankers

Indian Rupee may hit 70 mark vs US dollar this week, say bankers

Mon, Jul 09, 2018

"Concerns over widening current account deficit due to higher crude prices and demand for dollar from oil companies and general importers is impacting the rupee. It may briefly touch the 70 mark this week but would not remain there," said a senior bank official.

Rupee to fall by another 5-7 percent? See what this government adviser said

Rupee to fall by another 5-7 percent? See what this government adviser said

Wed, Jul 04, 2018

India`s rupee is currently over-valued by 5-7 percent, a senior government adviser said on Tuesday, indicating that New Delhi is unlikely to support intervening in the market despite the currency shedding close to 7 percent against the dollar this year.

Indian Rupee at all-time low: Why it fell and how it affects us

Indian Rupee at all-time low: Why it fell and how it affects us

Fri, Jun 29, 2018

Indian Rupee opened at an all-time low of 69.10 against the US dollar on Thursday. Check here 3 reasons why it fell and how it affects us:

This is why Rupee plunged to all-time low of 69.10 today

This is why Rupee plunged to all-time low of 69.10 today

Thu, Jun 28, 2018

Indian rupee plunged to lifetime low of 69.10 vs US$ today. Trade fiasco between US and China is causing yuan to spiral lower. Weaker yuan, in parity terms drags down rupee too.

Rupee weakest since November 2016 on higher oil prices

Rupee weakest since November 2016 on higher oil prices

Wed, Jun 27, 2018

The rupee weakened to 68.61 to the dollar, its weakest since November 30, 2016, as high oil prices stoked importers to step-up purchase of the greenback.

Rupee outlook: Indian currency may track US dollar index

Rupee outlook: Indian currency may track US dollar index

Mon, Jun 25, 2018

If that’s not enough, we have other things to worry about. Surging global oil prices have already derailed “inflation” expectations in many import-dependent countries. The ongoing OPEC meeting can throw a pointer towards future oil supply, thus providing direction of the global oil price itself. Most of the experts are now hoping to tide over the rest of CY 2018 in a $70-80/ barrel of Brent Crude.

Here is why a resurgent dollar may bring emerging market rate cut cycle to a halt

Here is why a resurgent dollar may bring emerging market rate cut cycle to a halt

Mon, May 07, 2018

As emerging currencies slide almost everywhere, yields on bonds denominated in emerging market currencies are back up near 6.2 percent and returns are now negative for 2018.

Rupee may hit 70 mark by year-end vs dollar, crosses 67 level

Rupee may hit 70 mark by year-end vs dollar, crosses 67 level

Mon, May 07, 2018

Rupee may remain sticky near resistance of 67 versus dollar.

How Donald Trump's tariff, trade war fears roiled financial markets worldover

How Donald Trump's tariff, trade war fears roiled financial markets worldover

Fri, Mar 09, 2018

The announcement was viewed by investors as a watered-down version of the initial plans, to be used potentially as leverage involving NAFTA and other agreements. But investors still worried about whether this would be the first salvo in a broader trade conflict that could prompt retaliation.

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