Rupee up 9 paise against dollar in early trade
The rupee today strengthened by 9 paise to 63.29 against the US dollar in opening trade at the Interbank Foreign Exchange market on selling of the American currency by exporters. Dealers said gains in major global currencies against the US dollar overseas and firm equity markets also supported the rupee. The domestic unit had closed 29 paise higher at 63.38 yesterday following fresh dollar selling by exporters and foreign fund inflows in domestic debt. Meanwhile, the benchmark BSE Sensex rose by 31.16 points, or 0.11 per cent, to 27,434.70 in early trade.
Rupee snaps four-day fall on corporate dollar sales
Rupee rebounded sharply on Tuesday after four consecutive sessions of losses as a weakening dollar prompted exporters to sell the US currency, while a spurt in buying of domestic debt by foreign investors also helped. The yen gained sharply against both the dollar and the euro as investors sought the traditional safety of the Japanese currency amid end-of-year nerves over economic risks ahead. Sentiment was also buoyed after foreign institutional investors net bought government bonds for about 8.36 billion rupees ($131.6 million) on Monday, according to the National Securities Depository Ltd website. "Some corporate dollar-selling and a rise in major Asian currencies, led by the Japanese yen, are aiding the rupee," said Hari Chandramgethen, chief forex dealer at South Indian Bank Ltd. The partially convertible rupee ended at 63.39/3950 to a dollar after moving in a wide band of 63.3550 to 63.79.The 10-year benchmark bond yield ended down 6 basis points at 7.87 per cent.
Rupee rises after 4 sessions of losses on corporate dollar selling
The rupee rebounded sharply on Tuesday after four consecutive sessions of losses as a weakening dollar prompted exporters to sell the US currency while a spurt in buying by foreign investors in domestic debt also helped. The yen gained sharply against both the dollar and the euro as investors sought the traditional safety of the Japanese currency amid end-of-year nerves over economic risks ahead. Sentiment was also buoyed after foreign institutional investors bought a net of about 8.36 billion rupees ($131.59 mln) of government bonds on Monday, according to data available on the National Securities Depository Ltd website. "Some corporate dollar selling and rise in major Asian currencies, led by the Japanese yen, are aiding the rupee," said Hari Chandramgethen, chief forex dealer at South Indian Bank Ltd. The partially convertible rupee rose to 63.47 to a dollar after touching a low of 63.79, while the 10-year benchmark bond yield fell 7 basis points to 7.86 per cent.
The rupee today strengthened by 9 paise to 63.29 against the US dollar in opening trade at the Interbank Foreign Exchange market on selling of the American currency by exporters. Dealers said gains in major global currencies against the US dollar overseas and firm equity markets also supported the rupee. The domestic unit had closed 29 paise higher at 63.38 yesterday following fresh dollar selling by exporters and foreign fund inflows in domestic debt. Meanwhile, the benchmark BSE Sensex rose by 31.16 points, or 0.11 per cent, to 27,434.70 in early trade.
Rupee snaps four-day fall on corporate dollar sales
Rupee rebounded sharply on Tuesday after four consecutive sessions of losses as a weakening dollar prompted exporters to sell the US currency, while a spurt in buying of domestic debt by foreign investors also helped. The yen gained sharply against both the dollar and the euro as investors sought the traditional safety of the Japanese currency amid end-of-year nerves over economic risks ahead. Sentiment was also buoyed after foreign institutional investors net bought government bonds for about 8.36 billion rupees ($131.6 million) on Monday, according to the National Securities Depository Ltd website. "Some corporate dollar-selling and a rise in major Asian currencies, led by the Japanese yen, are aiding the rupee," said Hari Chandramgethen, chief forex dealer at South Indian Bank Ltd. The partially convertible rupee ended at 63.39/3950 to a dollar after moving in a wide band of 63.3550 to 63.79.The 10-year benchmark bond yield ended down 6 basis points at 7.87 per cent.
Rupee rises after 4 sessions of losses on corporate dollar selling
The rupee rebounded sharply on Tuesday after four consecutive sessions of losses as a weakening dollar prompted exporters to sell the US currency while a spurt in buying by foreign investors in domestic debt also helped. The yen gained sharply against both the dollar and the euro as investors sought the traditional safety of the Japanese currency amid end-of-year nerves over economic risks ahead. Sentiment was also buoyed after foreign institutional investors bought a net of about 8.36 billion rupees ($131.59 mln) of government bonds on Monday, according to data available on the National Securities Depository Ltd website. "Some corporate dollar selling and rise in major Asian currencies, led by the Japanese yen, are aiding the rupee," said Hari Chandramgethen, chief forex dealer at South Indian Bank Ltd. The partially convertible rupee rose to 63.47 to a dollar after touching a low of 63.79, while the 10-year benchmark bond yield fell 7 basis points to 7.86 per cent.
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