The Indian rupee faces pressure from equity outflows and regional weakness, but potential tax relief may provide support.
The Indian rupee is seen
opening slightly weaker on Thursday, pressured by equity
outflows and soft Asian cues, while expectation around steps to
support the currency may offer relief.The rupee is expected to open in 95.74-95.78 range,
per traders, having settled at 95.7050 on Wednesday. After
Rupee dips; RBI-led relief may fade without inflow measures, bankers say
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RBI likely intervenes to limit rupee's fall: Traders
Rupee trades in narrow range against U.S. dollar in early trade
Rupee falls 31 paise to close at 95.67 against US dollar
Rupee's relief rally fades as Asian currency weakness looms, despite RBI intervention and pre-market dollar selling.
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Rupee closes slightly weaker at 95.7850 per dollar ahead of the Reserve Bank of India's pivotal rate review.
