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The Indian rupee is expected to open largely flat to slightly weaker on Friday, with near-term sentiment titled bearish ahead of Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell's speech post market that may offer cues on the interest rate outlook.
The Indian rupee could trade with a depreciation bias in the near to medium term and underperform Asian peers, ANZ economists said.
The Indian Rupee (INR) opens lower against the US Dollar (USD) on Wednesday after a three-day winning streak. The USD/INR rebounds to near 87.30 as the consistent outflow of foreign funds from Indian stock markets, despite the announcement of Goods and Services Tax (GST) reforms by the government, has battered the domestic currency.
The Indian rupee weakened further on Friday, extending its late-session slide from the previous day, as the dollar rose ahead of a speech by Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell and on renewed concerns of steep U.
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The Indian rupee emerged as the best-performing currency, gaining 0.5% amid renewed optimism from foreign portfolio investor (FPI) inflows. The rally, entirely market-driven with no intervention from the Reserve Bank of India,
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The Indian rupee fell on Thursday as aggressive dollar buying by oil importers towards the end of the session pressured the local currency even as persistent greenback sales by foreign banks helped offset some of the losses.