The rupee is expected to trade with a negative bias on risk aversion in global markets and surge in crude oil price - ICICI Direct
Rupee Outlook and Strategy
US dollar increased 0.02% yesterday as it tried to recover from its drop after US Federal Reserve Chairman Powell indicated that central banks may start tapering their bond buying programme by year end but he was in no hurry to hike rates. However, further upside was capped on weaker-than-expected economic data
Rupee future maturing on September 28 appreciated by 0.48% in yesterday’s trading session on weakness in dollar, FII inflows and positive domestic markets
The rupee is expected to trade with a negative bias on risk aversion in global markets and surge in crude oil prices. Further, market participants will keep an eye on GDP data from the country to get clues on economic revival. Additionally, concern on uptick in daily Covid-19 cases in India may hurt the rupee. However, weakness in dollar may prevent a sharp fall in rupee
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