The Reserve Bank under Urjit Patel has been more open to rupee strength, JPMorgan said.

Given the inter-linkages, services inflation is adaptive to overall inflation and with a CPI that is impacted materially by commodity price...

The rupee has strengthened 4.64% to the dollar during the January-March quarter, the steepest si ngle quarter gain since April-June 2009.

“Depending on the global risk sentiment we could see fund flows into India continuing in the coming months,” said Brijen Puri, managing dir...

India is on top of the global league on returns, and is forecast to remain so in the New Year with strengthening economic fundamentals.

"For investors, the focus would now shift to factors such as Budget, growth indicators, corp earnings and inflation," Brijen Puri, MD, JP M...

The rupee slipped below the 66-level by tumbling 74 paise, or 1.11 per cent, at 66.50 against the US dollar in early trade today.

The rupee, which dropped about 0.75% to the US dollar last week amid global and domestic concerns, may lose another 2-3% in next few weeks.

Rupee is appreciating against many of its peers, as investors are sticking their neck out to bet that it could be different for India this ...

During the trading session, the local unit weakened to 65.91 a dollar, the level not seen since August 27, two years ago.

"The RBI will see if we are on target to achieve the 6% inflation by 2016 Jan, which means delayed rate cuts and the reaction in the bond m...

"We have the budget coming up and we need to figure out what is going to be the impact of a poor monsoon on inflation, because inflation is...

"The market is waiting for the diesel price hike. That would be a signal that the government is looking to continue with the reforms. "

'The current account in June and July is far narrower than what it was earlier. We had already seen the impacts.'

The assumptions on how the oil imports will come off are not entirely clear, but that is very dependent on the external market on how crude...

"The food security bill is something which had been indicated and accounted for partially in the budget itself."

In an interview with ET Now, Brijen Puri, Head of Forex Trading, JP Morgan, shares his outlook on the rupee. Excerpts: