India's policymakers have been increasingly concerned about the growing heft of the rupee trades in venues overseas, and GIFT City as the hub is known, seeks to fill that gap
ICICI Bank Ltd., Axis Bank Ltd. and mortgage lender HDFC Ltd. have raised a combined Rs 350 billion ($4.7 billion) this month
During the session, it had witnessed an intra-day high of 74.77 and a low of 74.96 against the greenback
There is a negative divergence in RSI_14 on Crude oil's daily scale
The central bank is parking these accumulated dollars in the forwards markets, which is improving liquidity for now at the cost of demand of dollar for a future date
However, the country could lose the currency edge if the monetary units of its competitors also decline, as in the case of Brazil, Indonesia and Turkey
The rupee settled 7 paise higher at 75.58 against the US dollar on Monday supported by weak American currency and easing crude prices even as the equity market was trading in the negative territory.
Investors rushed to safe-haven bet US dollar due to market uncertainty after oil prices slumped into negative territory in US markets
The rupee did not react much to the measures announced since this was more towards a short-term liquidity measure which the markets had expected from the RBI.
The rally is under threat only when gold breaks 44,500
Gold is trading near all time high and some pullback is expected. Instead of chasing prices at a higher level, we recommend to buy on dips near 44,300.
If you are able to satisfy the Customs that you had valid reasons to do so, there may be no adverse implications
A slump in demand saw Brent crude prices drop 66 per cent to an 18-year low to below $22 a barrel during the year
Forex markets will remain shut on April 1 for the annual closing of banks and on April 2 on account of Ram Navami.
ADX is showing momentum on the upside for Gold
The rupee, which opened on a positive note at 75.90, settled for the day with gains of 78 paise at 75.16 against the American currency
A thinly traded market is compounding the problem for the rupee
"The central bank may have been intervening in these markets in small measures in the past too, but Friday's action was quite loud," said a senior currency dealer requesting anonymity.
Traders expect the central bank to step in to prevent further sharp falls in the currency but don't see it protecting the rupee at any particular level
In the past few sessions, the move in the Rupee has been largely offshore driven, taking precariously close to a new all-time low of 74.48 against the US Dollar