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Why it is going to be tricky to trade in rupee-dollar pair
- February 28, 2020
- Posted by: Amit Pabari
- Category: Economy
No CommentsThe rupee has remained resilient and volatility on the currency remains quite low as reflected on the extent of global risk-off.
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Coronavirus impact on Asian currencies: What’s next for Indian rupee?
- February 25, 2020
- Posted by: Amit Pabari
- Category: Economy
Despite many adverse factors in the overseas markets, the rupee showed no significant negative impact until last week. However, things changed when the spread of the coronavirus beyond mainland China into some Asian countries has significantly weakened the Asian currencies against the dollar.
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Dollar swims, euro sinks as rupee stays afloat with RBI peddling
- February 17, 2020
- Posted by: Amit Pabari
- Category: Economy
It looks like the apex bank is hoarding reserves as prevention to any upcoming headwinds which will then be used as a ‘Brahmastra’ to protect the exchange rate from any severe attack arising out of geopolitical calamities.
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Is rupee’s silence hinting at an upcoming storm?
- February 15, 2020
- Posted by: Amit Pabari
- Category: Economy
The rupee is stuck between two giants keeping it vulnerable — central bank on bid and market on offer. Let’s see who blinks first.
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Markets stay calm amid coronavirus concerns as attention shifts to Fed chief Jerome Powell
- February 13, 2020
- Posted by: Amit Pabari
- Category: Economy
The range of rupee is getting narrower with each passing day with volatility drying up to its lowest in the last couple of months.
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Coronavirus fears keep US dollar in high demand; rupee to remain unchanged
- February 10, 2020
- Posted by: Amit Pabari
- Category: Economy
The US dollar has skyrocketed through a series of positive economic releases which have returned values in favour of the currency.
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Indian rupee may remain steady, RBI likely to maintain status quo
- February 6, 2020
- Posted by: Amit Pabari
- Category: Economy
With core CPI inflation still within the RBI’s band and below 4 percent, it is more likely that the central bank will continue to hold status quo in the upcoming meeting.
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Two sides of Budget 2020: What will drive the market?
- February 4, 2020
- Posted by: Amit Pabari
- Category: Market
Budget may have triggered one of the deepest declines in the Indian stock market but it has not done any damage to the bond market. Indian bond markets could be seen as attractive to foreign investors as the deficit was well managed at 3.5 percent by the government.