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Rupee Sees Highest Jump In 6 Months After RBI Action On Bets Against Currency
The rupee is one of the worst performers in Asia this year. RBI Governor Sanjay Malhotra said it was undervalued on some gauges.
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When The Rupee Fell, India Turned To NRIs. What Happened Next
Many experts argue that India should put greater emphasis on attracting more long-term and less expensive sources of dollars, especially FDIs.
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What Does Rupee Plunging To 80 A Dollar Mean For You: Key Highlights
The rupee hit 80 per dollar for the first time ever on Tuesday, after breaching a series of all-time lows and falling over 7 per cent this year from about 74 at the start of 2022, tracking a rampant greenback. What does that rapid rupee weakening mean for you?
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What Does Rupee Plunging To 80 A Dollar Mean For You: Key Highlights
The rupee hit 80 per dollar for the first time ever on Tuesday, after breaching a series of all-time lows and falling over 7 per cent this year from about 74 at the start of 2022, tracking a rampant greenback. What does that rapid rupee weakening mean for you?
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Exporters Gain on Weak Rupee
Investors expect IT companies to realise better margins if the rupee remains weak in the current quarter.
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Rupee Hits 71/$; Sees Its Biggest Monthly Fall In Three Years
The Indian rupee hit a record low for the third straight session.
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No Dodging The Oil Bullet as Emerging Economies Risk Demand Hit
Being an emerging-market economy can be tough when oil prices surge and your currency crumbles.
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Does Currency Really Impact Exports: A Study Of The Textile Sector
There is no conclusive evidence that exports have been hurt by a strong currency, argues Axis Bank.
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Oil, Rupee To Drive Market This Week, Say Experts
Market sentiment to be guided by crude oil rally and rupee depreciation this week, experts say.
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Oil, Rupee To Drive Market This Week, Say Experts
Market sentiment to be guided by crude oil rally and rupee depreciation this week, experts say.
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No Love for India's Rupee as Analysts Rush to Cut Forecasts
Kotak Mahindra Bank expects rupee to fall past its 2016 record low if global and local risks continue playing out.
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Refineries, Metals, Fertilisers to Bear Brunt of Rupee Fall: Care
While the sharp rupee fall has helped the IT, pharmaceuticals, textiles and two-wheeler segments, the five most vulnerable sectors are refineries, iron and steel, fertilisers, aluminium and power, rating agency Care said on Tuesday.
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Exporters Gain on Weak Rupee
Investors expect IT companies to realise better margins if the rupee remains weak in the current quarter.
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Weak rupee hurts Essar Energy's profitability
The London-listed power, oil and gas arm of privately held Indian conglomerate Essar Group said it had taken a $483 million hit due to the rupee's depreciation, the majority of which was unrealised.
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Weak rupee to adversely hit fuel prices in coming months: RBI
The stronger than expected monsoon has not yet softened food inflation as much as it should have and in particular, vegetable prices have been impacted by weather-driven supply disruptions, said RBI Governor D Subbarao while unveiling the first quarter monetary policy review.
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Rupee Sees Highest Jump In 6 Months After RBI Action On Bets Against Currency
The rupee is one of the worst performers in Asia this year. RBI Governor Sanjay Malhotra said it was undervalued on some gauges.
-
When The Rupee Fell, India Turned To NRIs. What Happened Next
Many experts argue that India should put greater emphasis on attracting more long-term and less expensive sources of dollars, especially FDIs.
-
What Does Rupee Plunging To 80 A Dollar Mean For You: Key Highlights
The rupee hit 80 per dollar for the first time ever on Tuesday, after breaching a series of all-time lows and falling over 7 per cent this year from about 74 at the start of 2022, tracking a rampant greenback. What does that rapid rupee weakening mean for you?
-
What Does Rupee Plunging To 80 A Dollar Mean For You: Key Highlights
The rupee hit 80 per dollar for the first time ever on Tuesday, after breaching a series of all-time lows and falling over 7 per cent this year from about 74 at the start of 2022, tracking a rampant greenback. What does that rapid rupee weakening mean for you?
-
Exporters Gain on Weak Rupee
Investors expect IT companies to realise better margins if the rupee remains weak in the current quarter.
-
Rupee Hits 71/$; Sees Its Biggest Monthly Fall In Three Years
The Indian rupee hit a record low for the third straight session.
-
No Dodging The Oil Bullet as Emerging Economies Risk Demand Hit
Being an emerging-market economy can be tough when oil prices surge and your currency crumbles.
-
Does Currency Really Impact Exports: A Study Of The Textile Sector
There is no conclusive evidence that exports have been hurt by a strong currency, argues Axis Bank.
-
Oil, Rupee To Drive Market This Week, Say Experts
Market sentiment to be guided by crude oil rally and rupee depreciation this week, experts say.
-
Oil, Rupee To Drive Market This Week, Say Experts
Market sentiment to be guided by crude oil rally and rupee depreciation this week, experts say.
-
No Love for India's Rupee as Analysts Rush to Cut Forecasts
Kotak Mahindra Bank expects rupee to fall past its 2016 record low if global and local risks continue playing out.
-
Refineries, Metals, Fertilisers to Bear Brunt of Rupee Fall: Care
While the sharp rupee fall has helped the IT, pharmaceuticals, textiles and two-wheeler segments, the five most vulnerable sectors are refineries, iron and steel, fertilisers, aluminium and power, rating agency Care said on Tuesday.
-
Exporters Gain on Weak Rupee
Investors expect IT companies to realise better margins if the rupee remains weak in the current quarter.
-
Weak rupee hurts Essar Energy's profitability
The London-listed power, oil and gas arm of privately held Indian conglomerate Essar Group said it had taken a $483 million hit due to the rupee's depreciation, the majority of which was unrealised.
-
Weak rupee to adversely hit fuel prices in coming months: RBI
The stronger than expected monsoon has not yet softened food inflation as much as it should have and in particular, vegetable prices have been impacted by weather-driven supply disruptions, said RBI Governor D Subbarao while unveiling the first quarter monetary policy review.
