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YES Bank: RBI's tightening overshadow strong Q1

High dependence on wholesale borrowing to put pressure on loan growth in coming quarters

Rupee up in early trade on RBI measures

Forex dealers said additional tightening measures announced by the RBI supported the local currency

Rupee erases early gains, falls 4 paise to week's low of 59.76

At the Interbank Foreign Exchange Market, the rupee resumed strong at 59.50, which was the day's high. It later fell on dollar demand from importers, mainly oil refiners, to a low of 59.87

BofA-ML sees Re at 65 in absence of NRI/sovereign bond sale

The note comes in the backdrop of intense speculation over the government and RBI opting to raise money from NRIs

Rupee trims some early gains; up 8 paise at 59.64/dollar

It failed to maintain initial gains and was trading at 59.64 per dollar at 1050hrs

Dollar demand, capital outflows pull rupee down

The rupee's decline is despite the RBI's liquidity-tightening steps announced last week

Unambiguous communication from RBI vital: Shubhada M Rao

The recent set of RBI's money market measures was largely unanticipated and, hence, it resulted in extreme volatility in rates market

RBI may maintain status quo on repo rate, CRR in policy review

External sector, inflation remain key concerns

Rupee declines by 9 paise at 59.44/dollar

Increased demand for dollar from importers caused the decline

Expect some recovery in bond prices this week: Mahendra Jajoo

However, markets are now quite apprehensive and are likely to see profit booking on further rallies

Bond yields likely to rise this week

Forex experts see rupee gaining this week

The optimism stems from the reduced volatility in the market since the RBI intervention

Govt may issue NRI bonds soon to check rupee fall: Kidwai

Government has used NRI bond issue as a tool to stem rupee fall only on three occasions in the past-- in 1991, 1998 and then in 2001

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Rupee may weaken; yield on 10-yr benchmark bond may touch 8% again

According to dealers the rupee will trade in the range of Rs 59.00 to Rs 60.00 this week

Weak rupee to stoke inflation, fiscal pressures: Moody's

Moody's Investors Services says the rupee fall will also raise the cost of servicing foreign currency debt for several firms

Re bounces back by 32 p to 59.35 vs USD after 2-days of losses

The rupee was also helped by fresh dollar sales by exporters and some banks and around Rs 250 crore capital inflows in stocks

RBI to maintain a status quo on policy rates: Dun & Bradstreet

Report says once the inflationary pressure abates and the rupee stabilises, the central bank's focus may shift towards promoting growth

Rupee down 17 paise at 59.84/dollar in early trade

Bonds fall ahead of government bond sale

Bonds rise on buying support

The 8.33% G-sec maturing in 2026 rose to Rs 101.85 from Rs 101.17