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Swati Bhat / Reuters 07:04 PM | February 10,2010
The partially convertible rupee closed at 46.49/50 per dollar, 0.4% stronger than its previous close
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Jeremy Gaunt / Reuters 08:53 PM | February 09,2010
The euro was up o.5% at $1.3725 and 0.9% at 123.02 yen
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Swati Bhat / Reuters 06:14 PM | February 09,2010
The partially convertible rupee closed at 46.66/67, 0.4% stronger than its previous close of 46.83/84
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Reuters 01:47 PM | February 08,2010
At 2:00pm, the partially convertible rupee was at Rs46.69/70 per dollar, after dropping to Rs46.90 earlier
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Anurag Joshi / Reuters 06:13 PM | February 05,2010
The partially convertible rupee ended at 46.73/74 per dollar, having fallen to 46.7650, its lowest since 30 December
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Anurag Joshi / Reuters 06:07 PM | February 04,2010
The partially convertible rupee ended at 46.24/26 per dollar, 0.6% weaker than its previous close of 45.97/98
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Anurag Joshi / Reuters 06:26 PM | February 03,2010
The partially convertible rupee ended at 45.97/98 per dollar, 0.5% stronger than its 46.22/23 close on Tuesday
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Anurag Joshi / Reuters 05:54 PM | February 02,2010
The partially convertible rupee ended at 46.22/23 per dollar, about 0.3% stronger than its previous close of 46.37/38
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Sanjiv Shankaran 01:05 AM | February 02,2010
Between 2007-08 and budget estimates of 2009-10, India’s fiscal deficit worsened from 2.7% to 6.8% of gross domestic product, in the wake of an economic slowdown
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Swati Bhat / Reuters 05:59 PM | February 01,2010
The partially convertible rupee closed at 46.37/38 per dollar after hitting 46.44, but 0.5% weaker than its previous close
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Mark to Market | Manas Chakravarty, Mobis Philipose, Ravi Ananthanarayanan and Vatsala Kamat 11:42 PM | January 31,2010
If growth is indeed as strong as RBI predicts and if interest rates do not really go up immediately, as bankers are saying, it will indeed be an ideal situation
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Reuters 01:38 PM | January 29,2010
The one-year swap rate was at 4.92%, up 6 basis points on the day but falling back from a high of 4.97% struck immediately after the policy decision
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PTI 11:14 AM | January 29,2010
Dealers said that weakness in equity markets and some dollar demand by importers weighed on the rupee sentiment
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Reuters 03:14 PM | January 28,2010
At 2:38pm, the partially convertible rupee was at Rs46.2475/26 per dollar, stronger than its previous close of Rs46.3650/3750, but weaker from Rs46.1850 reached earlier in the day
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Mark to Market | Manas Chakravarty, Ravi Ananthanarayanan and Mobis Philipose 12:11 AM | January 28,2010
Fund flows to Asia have slowed considerably, in part because of a stronger dollar, which affects the dollar-carry trade
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Reuters 05:37 PM | January 27,2010
The partially convertible rupee ended at Rs46.3650/3750 per dollar, about 0.5% below its previous close of Rs46.1250/1350
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Reuters 02:31 PM | January 25,2010
At 2:40pm, the partially convertible rupee was at Rs46.16/17 per dollar, little changed from its previous close of Rs46.15/16
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Swati Bhat / Reuters 06:25 PM | January 22,2010
The partially convertible rupee closed 0.2% weaker at 46.15/16 per dollar from previous day’s close of 46.04/05
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Reuters 01:39 PM | January 21,2010
At 1:30pm, the partially convertible rupee was at Rs45.99/46.00 per dollar, after falling to Rs46.06 in early deals, which was its lowest since 6 January
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Anurag Joshi / Reuters 06:37 PM | January 20,2010
The partially convertible rupee ended at 45.93/94 per dollar, after hitting 45.9950, its weakest since 6 January
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