
It was a busy November for markets as they navigated through a maze of developments that included US Federal Reserve’s stance on rate hikes, inflation data back home, softening crude oil prices and the end of September quarter earnings season, which was mostly in line with expectations. Dollar index fell around 4.3 per cent in November, making this its biggest one-month drop since June 2010.
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First Published: Thu, December 01 2022. 09:41 IST
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