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Sudden movement of the rupee is not a reason to panic, say currency dealers

According to them, a correction was overdue for the rupee that remained the best performing currency in the region for well over a month

Sudden movement of the rupee is not a reason to panic, say currency dealers
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A weak rupee goes well with the export narrative of the government, and is consistent with the RBI’s intervention strategy that prevented an appreciation

Anup Roy Mumbai
The sudden movement of the rupee — post the monetary policy — is not a reason to panic, said currency dealers.

According to them, a correction was overdue for the rupee that remained the best performing currency in the region for well over a month.

The rupee closed at 74.72 a dollar on Friday from its previous close of 74.60. It had dropped 1.52 per cent against the dollar on April 7 after the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) announced its monetary policy, committing to buy Rs 1 trillion of bonds in the June quarter.

A weak rupee goes well with the export