Easing inflation data along with braodly positive global cues lifted the key Indian equity indices during the week with the NSE Nifty50 ending at a record closing level on Friday.
The rupee, which has taken a severe battering of late, is expected to stabilise at 68-69 per US dollar level riding on positive capital inflows this month, Economic Affairs Secretary Subhas Chandra Garg today said. The rupee is already Asia's worst performing currency and had touched an all-time low of 70.09 per US dollar on Tuesday. According to Garg, the current turmoil in Turkey, triggered by US sanctions, had not affected the perception of India. The flow of foreign portfolio investments (FPI) had not altered either and there had been no outflow in July, Garg said while speaking at an interactive session organised by the Merchants' Chamber of Commerce & Industry here. During the first three months, there had been outflow of capital and in the last year the total outflow was USD 20 billion, he added. "If oil prices do not rise further, the chances of the rupee stabilising at 68-69 level is more," Garg said. When asked how the rupee will be affected if China ...
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