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The finance ministry noted on Friday in its monthly economic review for November that global economic trends are anticipated to complicate India's economic outlook in the coming year.

According to the paper, a divergent rate rise cycle across economies may provide a problem for India. According to a senior Russian official, Russia and India intend to stop using the US currency and the euro in bilateral settlements and instead carry out all economic transactions in rupee and rouble. Even if it's a basic choice for both parties, Zamir Kabulov, chief of the India section in the Russian ministry of foreign affairs, stated that in order to fully implement the switch to national currencies, it is imperative to fix the trade imbalance.

The key Core PCE Price Index in U.S climbed 0.2%, matching forecasts, while the previous month's data was revised upward to 0.3%. According to the Core PCE Price Index data, monthly inflation is still rising, although at a lesser rate. Nonetheless, the yearly data supports the idea that pricing pressure peaked a few months ago.

Personal spending in the United States increased by 0.1%, less than the 0.2% predicted. Last month's figure, on the other hand, showed an upwardly revised 0.9% gain, which is a positive indication, but the upward revision to last month's data should cause traders concern. Keep in mind that the Fed wants the economy to slow down.

OUTLOOK - USDINR

USDINR is not quite far from record peak, but do not appear ready for a breakout movehigher despite several periods of consolidation in this vicinity. Towards this end, expectsideways moves while inside 82.84-82.59. While 82.84/88 is not a breakout point, we wouldagain be encouraged to look for 83.25, once above.

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