Some provide tax advantage while others offer interest benefit
It ended at Rs 58.78 compared with previous close of Rs 59.29 per dollar
Foreign currency assets, a key component of reserves rose by $1.98 billion to $286.55 billion
But fails to hold early gains on back of profit-booking shares, dollar buying by RBI
On Thursday, the rupee rose 39 paise or 0.65 per cent over its Tuesday's close of 59.68. Forex markets were closed on Wednesday
However, with situation improving somewhat, experts are optimistic about selective banks
Closes at 59.29/30 per dollar, after hitting 59.10, its strongest level since July 29
The pair is expected to hold in 59.45- 59.75 range for the rest of the session
Inflows are neutralized with intervention in forward market; $1.5 bn daily intervention seen
Ends above Rs 60 per dollar mark
It touched as much as 59.51 per dollar so far
RBI doing sell or buy swap in forward market to reduce impact of its spot intervention on rupee liquidity
Slowing inflation and stabilising global market sentiments call for further gains in bonds for the week. Any violent sell-off in the event of a fractured mandate should be bought in
RBI doing sell or buy swap in forward market to reduce impact of its spot intervention on rupee liquidity
It must be noted that during this period, Sebi tightened exposure limits in the segment
Rupee ended at Rs 60.03 on Friday compared with previous close of Rs 60.06
The gold reserves dipped $601 million at $20.965 billion, as per the RBI data
Reserves stood at $314.34 bn for week ending November 11, 2011
Dealers attributed the domestic currency's fall to dollar gains against other currencies overseas