Rupee Strengthens to 83.80 Against US Dollar in Vibrant Early Transactions

Sunday, 25 August 2024, 20:56

Business news highlights the rupee gaining 10 paise to 83.80 against the US dollar, driven by a weaker US dollar in forex markets. Early trade showed a strengthening trend as foreign inflows supported the local currency. Analysts attribute the rise to recent comments from US Fed Chair Jerome Powell concerning potential rate cuts, contributing to a favorable forex environment.
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Rupee Strengthens to 83.80 Against US Dollar in Vibrant Early Transactions

Current Market Overview: Rupee vs US Dollar

Mumbai: In early trade on Monday, the Indian rupee appreciated by 10 paise, reaching 83.80 against the US dollar, thanks to the recent weakening of the American currency in global forex markets.

Forex traders100.60 level. This shift follows remarks from US Fed Chair Jerome Powell at the Jackson Hole meeting, which hinted at upcoming rate cuts that could influence market dynamics.

Market Behavior and Future Outlook

The local unit commenced trading at 83.83 and quickly appreciated to 83.80, marking a notable rise from its previous close. According to Anil Kumar Bhansali, Head of Treasury and Executive Director at Finrex Treasury Advisors LLP, this positive trend in the rupee is largely a result of the US dollar's losses against other currencies.

Continuing this trend, the Sensex saw a climb of 312.33 points, with the Nifty index rallying to 24,917.30. On the preceding Friday, the rupee closed at 83.90 against the American currency, recovering from a narrow trading range.


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