 "Rupee likely headed to 64; NDFs surge to record")
It last closed at 63.13/14 after charting a high of 63.30. USD/INR 1-month NDFs surged in NY trade to close at 64.53-58.
Traders did not cite any significant RBI intervention on Monday even as the currency fell 2.3%. Dealers cite continued dollar demand from state-run banks for oil, defence and other interest payments.
The government continues with incremental steps, banning duty-free import of flat-screen televisions. The RBI raised cap on foreign direct investment in asset reconstruction companies.
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