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Rupee can hit 100, balance of payments already under stress: Diviya Nagarajan, UBS
India faces mounting economic challenges, with UBS warning of a potential rupee slide to 100 and a $50 billion balance of payments stress. GDP growth could dip to 5.5% in a worst-case scenario, while earnings outlook remains uncertain. Banks are better positioned, but power and renewables offer a bright spot.
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economictimes.indiatimes.com
If oil stays above $100/ barrel and RBI stops managing volatility, Re would be 102 against dollar: Naveen Mathur
India's foreign exchange reserves have dropped significantly as the Reserve Bank of India intervenes to manage rupee volatility. Surging crude oil prices and foreign investor…
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Surging global bond yields, elevated oil deepen rupee's slide to record lows
Elevated energy prices and weak capital flows have left India staring at a third consecutive fiscal year of a deficit in its balance of payments (BoP), straining the rupee.…
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thehindubusinessline.com
Rupee may remain under pressure, experts warn of possible slide to 100 per USD
Experts warn the Indian rupee may slide to 100 per USD amid rising crude prices and foreign investor outflows.
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Global funds ready for further Rupee weakness with 100 in sight
Global investors anticipate further depreciation of the Indian rupee, with some projecting a fall to 100 per dollar. This outlook is driven by rising oil import costs due to the…
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One-year forward rupee rate breaches 100 per US dollar mark
The Indian rupee has crossed the Rs 100 per US dollar mark in its one-year forward rate. This comes as the spot market saw the rupee hit another historic low. Unabated dollar…
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Rupee can hit 100, balance of payments already under stress: Diviya Nagarajan, UBS
India faces mounting economic challenges, with UBS warning of a potential rupee slide to 100 and a $50 billion balance of payments stress. GDP growth could dip to 5.5% in a…
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Rupee shock may slow India: Kearney sees 1-1.5 percentage point West Asia hit on GDP
Kearney warns West Asia crisis may lower India's GDP growth by 1-1.5%, but rupee depreciation fears are exaggerated.