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Rupee rises to 5-week high of 70.77 against dollar on stocks rally, trade optimism; rising crude restricts domestic unit's gain
•Rising crude prices and a strong dollar against major global currencies restricted the rupee's gain, dealers said.
Rupee rises 11 paise to 70.81 against dollar amid persistent foreign fund inflows; strengthening oil prices cap gains
•At the interbank foreign exchange market, the rupee opened weak at 70.96 and touched a low of 70.98 in early trade.
Rupee closes 6 paise higher at 70.84 against dollar; foreign fund inflows, lower crude prices support local currency
•The rupee opened on a bullish note after an extended weekend and rose to a high of 70.68 to the dollar during the day.
Rupee ends flat at 71.14 against dollar amid hardening crude oil prices, lacklustre global cues
•Persistent foreign fund inflows propped up rupee though the gains were capped by crude oil hitting the $60 per barrel mark, forex brokers said.
Rupee slips 17 paise to 69.32 against dollar in early trade amid rising tensions between US and Iran
•The rupee opened weak at 69.29 at the interbank forex market and then fell further to 69.32, down 17 paise over its last close
Rupee rises 8 paise to 69.38 in early trade on higher opening in domestic equities amid weakening greenback
•The rupee opened at 69.40 at the interbank forex market then gained further ground and touched 69.38 amid a positive opening in domestic equities, displaying gains of 8 paise over its last close.
Rupee falls for 3rd day, slips 4 paise to 69.87 on strong dollar; fund inflows, gains in equities restrict local currency’s dip
•The rupee has now depreciated by 36 paise in the three sessions to Thursday.
Sensex, Nifty clock fresh closing highs on foreign fund inflows; Yes Bank, Infosys, PowerGrid among top gainers
•The broader NSE Nifty inched 4 points, or 0.03%, higher to 11,928.75 — another closing peak for the index.
Markets expect Narendra Modi-led NDA govt to encourage investment, stable economic policies
•FPIs stay bullish for third consecutive month; pump Rs 17,219 crore investments in April on favourable macroeconomic conditions
•FPIs pumped in a net sum of Rs 21,032.04 crore into equities but pulled out a net amount of Rs 3,812.94 crore from the debt market during 1-26 April