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Outlook Traders see the local currency opening at 44.05-44.08 and further weakening on Wednesday. |
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| Sentiment: Bearish |
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The rupee opened at 43.97/98 and weakened to 44.05 at the close There was good demand for dollar which was attributed to rollover of some contracts. A few foreign banks bought the greenback to fund their own books Both the six-month and the 12-month premium ended the day at 0.66 per cent. |
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Sentiment: Bearish The market saw a downturn of about 20-25 paise on the back of US yields firming up and the hike in global oil prices
The ten-year benchmark yield closed at 7.0272 per cent. Dealers are not likely to take any position at the end of the September quarter
Calls opened at 5.10 per cent and ended at 5-5.05 per cent amidst comfortable liquidity. On the whole, traders foresee no major buying interest with gilt yields slated to firm up in the first week of October |
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