Breaches Rs 60.50 mark in afternoon trades
Traders expect good support for the pair close to the 60.50 mark
Foreign funds pumped in over Rs 1,465 crore in Indian equities on Monday
In the current scenario, is there a case for RBI to lower policy rates? Not much, as the core CPI still remains elevated around 7.9% versus 8.0% in November 13
Rupee ended at Rs 60.79 compared with previous close of Rs 60.93 per dollar marking its strongest close against the dollar since August 1
Is expected to move in 60.60 to 61.20 range during the day
Money market rates are set to ease by another 25-40 bps in early April on cyclical surge in liquidity at that time
The partially convertible rupee closed at 60.89/90 per dollar, stronger than Thursday's close of 61.34/35
Reserves had jumped by $1 billion to $295.45 billion in the previous reporting week
Fall in stocks, euro also affect rupee
Month-end dollar demand by importers adds to the fall
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It had hit a one -week low after Fed cut its stimulus further
The partially convertible rupee closed at 60.95/96 per dollar, stronger than Tuesday's close of 61.19/20
Dollar at its lowest level ahead of Fed meet