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The Indian rupee opened lower against the US dollar at 95.95, influenced by elevated oil prices and US Treasury yields. Fading expectations of a Federal Reserve rate cut in October provided limited support.
The Indian rupee opened lower against the US dollar on September 29 weighed down by higher US yields and oil prices.The rupee opened 7 paise lower at 96.05 per dollar, compared with Monday’s close of 95.98.According to Finrex, the Indian rupee is expected to open at 95.99 after oil prices kept the…
The Indian rupee opened marginally lower against the US dollar on September 28 amid stalled US-Iran talks pushing oil prices higher.The rupee opened 5 paise lower at 95.87 per dollar, compared with Friday’s close of 95.82.According to Finrex, despite the Brent oil for November series being higher a…
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The Indian rupee opened lower against the US dollar on September 24 amid renewed rise in oil prices and a broadly firmer dollar on account of growing US rate hike expectations.The rupee opened 9 paise lower at 95.83 per dollar, compared with Wednesday’s close of 95.74.According to Finrex, as US yie…
On Sep 22, the Indian rupee opened 6 paise higher at 95.75 per US dollar, with crude oil and long-dated US Treasury yields supporting risk sentiment; importer hedging demand capped gains.
On September 21, the Indian rupee opened 5 paise higher at 95.82 per dollar as traders watched oil prices and foreign portfolio flows, while expecting central bank intervention to limit weakness.
On Sep 17, the Indian rupee opened at 96.01 per US dollar, down 6 paise from the prior close of 95.95.
The Indian rupee opened 24 paise lower at 95.68 per US dollar versus Thursday’s close of 95.44, as an oil rally supported higher U.S. Treasury yields and risk aversion.
The Indian rupee started the session at 95.25 per US dollar on September 10, weaker than Wednesday’s close of 95.10. The report cites rising oil prices, with central-bank support expected to temper the decline.