Forex Tips: Rupee strengthens by 2 paise to 66.42


Posted May 4, 2016 by anikSingh

Forex Tips: MUMBAI: The rupee trimmed its initial gains against the American currency and closed marginally up by 2 paise to 66.42 on selling of $ by banks and exporters amidst fall in equity market.

 
Forex Tips: MUMBAI: The rupee trimmed its initial gains against the American currency and closed marginally up by 2 paise to 66.42 on selling of $ by banks and exporters amidst fall in equity market.

The rupee opened higher at 66.35 as against previous day closing level of 66.44 per dollar at the Interbank Foreign Exchange (Forex) market and firmed up further to 66.2250 on heavy selling of $ by banks and exporters on the back of lower greenback in the overseas market.

But, it trimmed its primary gains and dropped to 66.4650 on fag-end dollar demand from banks before ending at 66.42, still showing a gain of mere 2 paise or 0.03%.

The rupee had dropped by 11 paise or 0.17 per cent previous.

The domestic unit hovered in a range of 66.2250 and 66.4650/$ during the day.

The dollar index was down 0.35% against a basket of 6 global currencies in the late afternoon trade.

Meanwhile, the RBI fixed the reference rate for the $ at 66.2698 and euro at 76.6145.

In cross-currency trades, the rupee declined further against the pound sterling to finish at 97.40 from 97.31 previous.

It also moved down further against the euro to 76.91 per euro from 76.28/euro previously.

The domestic currency also dropped further against the yen to 62.78/100 yens from 62.20.

In foreign market, the dollar set a New 18-month low versus the yen early Asian trade, as the yen rose in a holiday-thinned market.
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Last Updated May 4, 2016