Dollar inflows from custodian banks, however, limit losses
The rupee ended at a level above the Rs 61 per dollar mark at Rs 60.84 compared with Friday's close of Rs 61.09 per dollar
During the April-December period Rs 1,81,808 crore was mobilised by 188 institutions and corporates: Prime Database
One could opt for lower sub-limits, two-year policies, top-ups, no claims to get a better deal
Traders expect the pair to hold in a 61.15 to 61.45 range during the session
Any rally on lower headline print of inflation will most likely be used for profit booking by investors
Last week, the rupee remained in appreciating mode for most of the sessions, supported by higher inflows from overseas investors
Unlikely to maintain the momentum this week due to higher demand for dollars from importers and rise in the greenback after strong non-farm payrolls data in the US
The partially convertible rupee closed at 61.08/09 per dollar compared with 61.11/12 on Thursday
Gold reserves rose by $ 902.3 million to $ 20.98 billion
Strong gains in domestic market boost rupee
Global banks note India's better finances; however, poll respondents expect rise to be capped, with RBI wishing to boost reserves
The partially convertible rupee closed at 61.11/12 per dollar compared with 61.75/76 on Wednesday
The partially convertible rupee closed at 61.75/76 versus Tuesday's close of 61.845/855 per dollar
Easing of Ukraine tensions help
Lax credit appraisal and rivalry at the top may have caused the rise in bad assets, but the episode raises larger questions on the role of leaders in PSU banks
The partially convertible rupee closed at 61.845/855 versus Monday's close of 62.04/05 per dollar