Extending gains for the fourth day in a row, the rupee today rose by three paise to end at a three-and-a-half-month high of 53.19 against the US currency on sustained dollar selling amid continued capital inflows.

Rupee hits over 3-month high of 53.19

Press Trust of India

Re moves up to 44.03/$, gilts rally

Business Standard

Re closed at 43.89/$

Govt spending to boost liquidity

Govt spending, cut-offs crucial

Several corporates are likely to hit the primary corporate bond market for their borrowing programmes this week.


Primary market likely to be active

Re down a tad at 43.56/$

Re drops to 43.59/$

Re falls to 43.65 /$

Liquidity is likely to be comfortable this week, but what worries the market is the gradual decline in the surplus liquidity. Foreign exchange inflows are contingent upon the performance of the equity

Liquidity levels just adequate

With the uncertainty in prices of government securities the market is not looking forward to any fresh issuances of corporate bonds this week. The gilt yields act as a benchmark for corporate bonds.


No fresh issues likely

The market is moving without a direction. On the one hand, oil prices remain high and interest rates are inching up globally. On the other hand, forex inflows continue to remain a source of liquidity.

Trading expected to be dull

It is after a year that non-resident Indians (NRIs) are finding India an attractive destination for parking funds as banks have witnessed inflow of NRI deposits to the tune of $200-300 million in the

NRI funds home-bound, June-July deposits surge to $300mn

Re up a notch at 43.53/$

August and September are the key months when students travel overseas. Nearly 100,000 students from India travel every year to study abroad, but just about 5-6 per cent of them buy overseas travel

Student insurance: do your homework first

Re ends at 44.48/$

Re ends lower at 44.46/$

LIQUIDITY RBI intervention on

Liquidity to get a further boost

Re ends at 44.67/$

Re ends at 45.09/$

We have just entered 2006, and bank customers, nursing grievances, seem to have finally found their voice. Now, if you face hurdles such as delays in sanctioning of loans, wrong entries in passbooks

Here comes the banking ombudsman

The yield on the 8.07 per cent 2017 paper is expected to be in the 7.17-7.21 per cent range; The rupee is expected to trade in the 44.15-44.50 band; Call rates may stay in the 6.00-6.75 per cent range

Inflows to buoy Re; gilts on a roll

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