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Rupee to remain weak over next 6-12 months: Arvind Narayanan, DBS BankWhat we are seeing right now in the dollar and the rupee is fairly structural.- Subdued manufacturing inflation is a cause for worry: Arvind Narayanan, DBS Bank“Any down move on the data points will be watched very closely.”
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- Rupee weakness looks to be on the cards: Arvind Narayanan, DBS BankBecause of the demonetisation drive, there is expected to be a short term pain. There could be a slump in consumption activities, onshore r...
- I think a lot of a rally has been done in the near term: Arvind Narayanan, DBS Bank"I think the money which has come in till now definitely a lot of money continues to be short term portfolio investors."
- Rajan continuing will mean there is no loss in transit or somebody dropping the ball: Arvind Narayanan, DBS BankIf we are getting a seasoned campaigner like Rajan choosing to continue, the sentiment definitely becomes positive
- Rupee looks set to weaken more; 69 level likely by end-2016: Arvind Narayanan, DBS Bank"I do think 67 is a certainty. Broadly speaking, weakness in rupee seems to be on the cards in line with dollar strength. Domestic developm...
- Rupee overvalued, see it at 64.50 to dollar in short term: Arvind Narayanan, DBS BankI do not think RBI will intervene even if rupee weakens from here, because as long as rupee weakening is in line with the larger global tre...
- See rupee at 65.5-66/dollar by end of 2015: Arvind Narayanan, DBS"I would not read too much into the current volatility. A lot of this reaction could be knee-jerk and could just be an adjustment happening...
- Feel RBI will be reluctant to cut rates on April 7: Arvind Narayanan, DBS BankOur sense is markets are willing to accept the 3.8% target for the next year, and for this year 4.1% should be well in the pocket.
- See no interest rate cut coming in near term: Arvind Narayanan, DBS Bank"There are many things to look at — whether or not the food prices are collapsing on sustainable basis, and what core inflation is looking ...
- Don’t see any rate cut coming this year: Arvind Narayanan, DBS Bank"It is probably going to be status quo. But the message from the RBI will probably be a lot more inflation-dependent."
- Current sentiment is positive for rupee: Arvind Narayanan, DBS Bank'By and large, I would assume the dollar-rupee will stay in a range with a small bias & we could still see dollar-rupee back at 61 levels,'...
- Don’t expect rupee to appreciate very fast in next 6 months: Arvind Narayanan, DBSTo me, the rupee would probably be very tightly perfected at 61 on the top side and about 58 or 59 on the downside for the next few months,...
- Bearish on rupee from 3-month perspective: Arvind Narayanan, DBS BankIn an interview with ET Now, Arvind Narayanan, Head of Sales, Treasury & Markets, DBS Bank, gives his views on the rupee, interest rates an...
- Underlying CAD, lack of flows need medium-term attention: Arvind Narayanan, DBS India'Assuming that the data going to be positive and they do decide to taper $50 billion, its impact on the US economy would be equally destruc...
- Expect rupee depreciation to take a breather: Arvind Narayanan, DBS Bank"Indian interest rates should possibly top out from here to another 50 basis points or so, but the US interest rates are just beginning to ...
- Opening up of tax-free bonds to sovereign funds is a big change: Arvind Narayanan, DBS Bank"We need to see a lot more details of what kind of rates are being announced for these tax-free bonds."
- RBI measures were not anticipated by market: Arvind Narayanan, DBS India"Liquidity will be a constraint, so it will be playing on their minds whether to manage exchange rate or to play with liquidity and I guess...
- Possibility of a rate cut is very low for now: Arvind Narayanan, DBS IndiaIn the medium term, the market would look at something more than just these measures to decide if the rupee has to go up or down.
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