The Indian rupee is anticipated to decline further this week, breaking its recent stable trading band. Strong dollar demand, rising oil imp...

A closing below 62.00 levels only and only will confirm the correction still to come ahead. Over all medium term range is seen between 61.8...

Exporters can look to sell around 62.20 levels for intraday payment while Importers can look to buy below 62.00 levels.

Importers to buy near to 62.10 levels for covering their imports and exporters to sell near to 62.50 levels for their exports.

The outlook on dollar remains bullish for medium to long term as the uncertainty is expected to arise again with the start of New Year.

Immediate resistance of 63.00 mark, where selling is expected during the course of the day to meet the support of 62.70, else break could p...

Immediate resistance of 63.00 mark, where selling is expected during the course of the day to meet the support of 62.70, else break could p...

Rupee has pared its gain breaking resistance of 62.47 to currently trade at 62.52. A close above 62.40 will certainly pave towards next res...

There are no changes in the technical view for the day as the intraday bias is range bound for the Rupee, supported by the oscillators that...

There are no changes in the technical view for the day as the intraday bias is range bound for the Rupee, supported by the oscillators that...

The pair is currently hovering at 61.49 levels and will move upwards only if resistance of 61.65 areas is broken. On the downside 61.00 is ...

As the key resistance has been breached the local currency can move towards 62 levels. The downside looks restricted to 61.20 levels.

Key resistance is seen at 61.80 levels and a break above that will trigger 62.00 levels. Generally the range will be between 60.80 to 61.80.

Intraday bias remains bearish for the Rupee, with key resistance at 61.80levels and a break above that will trigger 62.0 levels. On the dow...

"There are lots of medium-term positives both in India and globally, but it is the immediate term that is the problem and frankly I do not ...

I do not know what to say except that the rupee is weak and will get weaker, which seems very likely, says Jamal Mecklai, CEO, Mecklai Fina...

In an interview with ET Now, Jamal Mecklai, CEO, Mecklai Financial Services Ltd, speaks on the depreciation of the rupee and the RBI’s stan...