How Sensex, 10-year govt bond, rupee vs US dollar performed in week ending April 23, 2020
Here's a weekly tracker of returns that will keep you updated on how the stock market index, gold prices and 10-year bond yields have performed. This will give investors an idea of how their investments performed over a long period.
By ET Bureau |
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WPI inflation grew 1% in March 2020 due to falling food prices.
This weekly tracker keeps you updated on the benchmark stock index, bond yields, forex movements and Wholesale Price Index (WPI).
It also tracks the changes in the past one year to give investors an idea how their investments performed over a longer period.
Equity markets surged due to heavy buying in IT and financial stocks. The rise in index heavyweight Reliance Industries over the Facebook-Jio deal also helped the markets.
10-yr yield (%) The Reserve Bank India's statement on redeploying of operation twist led to a decline in bond yields.
USD-INR After falling to record lows, the rupee recovered due to the increased selling of the USD by banks and exporters and rebound in domestic equities.
WPI (%) WPI inflation grew 1% in March 2020 due to falling food prices, deflation in fuel and power basket, and slowing demand.
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