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    Rupee declines pressured by weak Asian peers, oil companies' dollar bids

    Indian rupee weakens as Asian currencies fall amid strong dollar demand. US bond yield rise impacts currencies, with Chinese yuan and Korean won leading losses.

    Rupee falls 11 paise to close at 83.537 against US dollar; 10-year G-Sec yield trades flat

    The 10-year benchmark bond yields have been trading flat, but traders say that these levels are good. “Today there seems to be buying from mutual funds. They sold during the quarter end so they have to replenish their kitty”, they said. Liquidity eased a bit as the month began to a surplus of almost Rs. 28,000 crores due to government spending.

    Rupee falls 11 paise to 83.45 against US dollar

    The central government's fiscal deficit reached 3% of the annual estimates by May-end 2024-25. India's forex reserves surged to USD 653.711 billion, with FIIs selling shares worth Rs 23.09 crore. The RBI confirmed the increase in reserves, reflecting a positive economic outlook.

    RBI announces SAARC currency swap framework for 2024-27

    The Reserve Bank of India introduces revised currency swap frameworks for SAARC nations, providing INR, USD, and EUR support. The facilities offer backstop funding, short-term liquidity assistance, and access to member countries upon signing agreements.

    Rupee gains for 3 straight sessions, settles at 83.57

    The yield on the 10-year benchmark bond increased slightly but remains within market expectations, closing at 7.00% on Wednesday.

    Rupee closes higher on uptick in Asian FX, foreign banks' dollar sales

    The Indian rupee closed stronger on Monday at 83.4600 against the U.S. dollar, supported by gains in most Asian currencies. The Indonesian rupiah led the gains, while dollar sales from foreign banks helped the rupee, despite oil companies' bids eroding some gains.

    The Economic Times
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