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Trading strategies for a falling rupee

Real rupee interest rates would reduce if domestic inflation rises and the RBI doesn't raise policy rates

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Devangshu Datta
For the past year or so, the rupee has seen a sustained uptrend versus the yen and  dollar, though its performance versus the euro has been less convincing. On September 1, 2016, the rupee was trading at 66.96 to the dollar and 74.66 to the euro and 64.78 to yen. In early August 2017, it hit a high of 63.63 versus the dollar, high of 68.25 to euro in April 2017 and a high of 56.38 to the yen in July 2017.

But, we might have seen the beginning of a trend reversal in the past week. The rupee has started
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