Besides dollar demand from oil importers, lower opening in equity market weigh on rupee
India is awaiting industrial output data (IIP) on Wednesday, inflation numbers on Friday
Euro's gain against dollar ahead of German court ruling on euro zone's bailout fund & higher opening in equity mkt supported rupee
Gains in the domestic share market weigh on dollar/rupee
On Wednesay, rupee closed at 55.23 per dollar, 12 paise or 0.2% higher than its previous close
The benchmark 10-year bond yield rose two basis points to 8.20%, on caution ahead of August inflation data
Increased demand for dollar from oil importers & weak dollar against other currencies overseas capped rupee's losses
Traders cite government-driven demand for dollars, which they say could be tipped to defence payments
MARKETS-INDIA-RUPEE:Rupee falls ahead of Fed meeting, potential fiscal reforms
Four years after the collapse of Lehman Brothers, the market wants to leave it all behind, but concerns remain
Risk of a blow-up has somewhat eased after the European Central Bank's response to the sovereign crisis
Gold prices surged 107%, while silver went up 145% globally. In India, the metals are up 165 and 195%, respectively
Things have moved on since 2008. Well, sort of. And largely downhill. The only saving grace has been that no real banking crisis has followed
An important development is improved transparency in the Indian system in recent years, which is not talked about much
Up 64 paise on fresh selling of dollar by banks & importers amid strong equity mkts & sustained capital inflows