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Market move▼ Bearish for Indian equities
Rupee Slips To 95.97: currency hovers near 96 amid oil demand, FPI outflows; RBI caps slide
The brief
- Rupee opened at 95.87 against the US dollar and fell to 95.97
- The decline was attributed to strong demand for oil and FPI outflows; RBI capped the slide
- A weaker rupee raises import costs for Indian oil companies and pressures firms with dollar liabilities
- Sun Pharma plans $1 billion local debt sale for loan takeout, sources say
- India-UAE target $200bn bilateral trade by 2032; commit to local currencies, payments, digital initiatives — Check here
- Rupee-dirham trade gains ground as India and UAE target $200 billion
- India forex reserves surge to a record high in September and to provide cover for 11.2 months of goods imports, says RBI
- India's forex reserves fall $14.89 billion to $766 billion