How Sensex, US dollar, 10-year G-sec performed during week ending Apr 30, 2020

Here is the weekly tracker of returns from Sensex, 10-year government bond and US dollar-INR.

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Rupee gained after increased expectations of additional monetary easing by Federal Reserve pushing down the US Dollar.
This weekly tracker keeps you updated on the benchmark stock index, bond yields, forex movements and RBI forex reserves.

It also tracks the changes in the past one year to give investors an idea how their investments performed over a longer period.

Sensex

Sensex

Domestic equities are buoyed due to the promising data from clinical trials of covid-19 vaccine in the US, improved factory activity in China, and firm Asian markets.

10-yr bond yield (%)
10-year-bond

Bond yields remained volatile after Franklin Templeton's decision to close its six debt schemes. However, RBI's flexible liquidity window prevented a sharp spike in yields.

USD-INR
USD-INR

Rupee gained after increased expectations of additional monetary easing by Federal Reserve pushing down the US Dollar.

RBI forex reserves
RBI-forex-reserves

Rising forex reserves indicate that RBI has stopped forex market intervention to curb the rupee depreciation.
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