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A look at top macro triggers that may move market on Tuesday.

The Indian rupee hit a one-month low yesterday and posted its worst singleday fall since March 20, due to reemerged dollar demand from impo...

The Indian rupee opened at 60.05 levels on dovish FED minutes after closing yesterday at 60.15 levels. The range for the day is seen betwee...

The Indian Rupee opened at 62.03 levels after closing yesterday at 62.09 levels. The intraday range for the rupee is seen between 61.88/62....

The Indian Rupee opened slight weaker at 61.67 levels after closing at 61.53 levels on Monday. The intraday range is seen between 61.40-61....

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...

A break out only and only above 62.25 levels on continuous note would be bullish for higher targets near 62.50 and 63.20 levels. The final ...

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

Importers should buy on dips for the near term. Exporters may sell on upticks around 61.40 - 61.50 levels intra-day and for longer term pos...

The positives are frontline news but the derailment of the rupee-for-oil deal with Iran is the biggest threat for India.

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.

Start by dropping the benchmark RBI interbank call rate by 100 basis points immediately and follow it up with similar reductions every quar...

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Obama may appoint Bill Clinton as a special envoy on Kashmir.

US Bancorp said on Monday it will sell $6.6 billion worth of preferred stock and warrants to the government under the Treasury Department's...