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Rupee Hits All-Time-Low, Breaches 95-Level Against US Dollar
The rupee hit a record low of 95.14 amid strong importer dollar demand and arbitrage trades, following RBI's tighter foreign exchange position rules for banks.
- The Indian rupee fell past the 95-per-dollar mark for the first time, reaching a record intra-day low near 95.2 amid geopolitical tensions and strong US dollar demand.
- The Reserve Bank of India capped banks' net open foreign exchange positions at $100 million to limit volatility, but arbitrage trades between onshore and offshore markets limited the rupee's recovery.
- Rising oil prices, geopolitical tensions including the US-Iran conflict, and foreign portfolio outflows have pressured the rupee, contributing to significant depreciation this fiscal year.
- Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman stated that India's economic fundamentals remain strong and that the rupee's weakness is influenced by global trends rather than domestic factors.
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Rupee breaches 95/USD level; settles at 94.78 against US dollar - The Tribune
Forex traders said the US$/INR pair is facing pressure from the elevated dollar index and crude oil prices. Safe-haven demand is keeping the dollar index firm above the 100 mark, limiting any meaningful recovery in the rupee.
·Chandigarh, India
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Rupee sinks to fresh all-time low, breaches crucial 95 vs USD mark for first time
The Indian rupee faced pressure on Monday. Corporates exploited arbitrage opportunities between onshore and non-deliverable forward markets. This emerged after the Reserve Bank of India tightened banks' forex positions. The rupee hit a record low against the US dollar. Importers also contributed to the currency's decline. This situation created attractive trading windows for businesses.
·India
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