Rupee recovered marginally but still down on fresh dollar demand from banks and importers
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Renewed dollar demand from banks, importers in view of it being strong in overseas mkt mainly affected rupee value
Traders say some dollar sales were seen from exporters, but the demand from oil firms was too strong
The prevailing global risks and FII fund inflows slowing down pressure will be there on rupee
Lower opening in equity market, strengthening of euro against dollar overseas supported rupee
Rises to 53.60/61 from its previous close of 53.84/85 on the back of dollar sales
There have been FII inflows worth $45 mn
Fresh dollar demand from banks and importers amidst weak local equity markets causes Rupee to slip
Erased marginal gains in view of high month-end demand for dollar from banks & importers despite firm local equity market
The currency might see some upward bias if the Centre comes out with some measures post the Cabinet reshuffle