Pressure on rupee continues in Samvat 2082; 10-year bond yields harden
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- ✓The rupee depreciated 6.37 per cent against the dollar in Samvat 2082, while the 10-year bond yield rose 69 basis points.
- ✓Global uncertainty and foreign investor outflows caused this pressure.
- ✓VRC Reddy said, “The outgoing Samvat was challenging for Indian markets, marked by geopolitical tensions, elevated crude, global yield pressures.”
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The rupee depreciated 6.37 per cent against the dollar in Samvat 2082 amid FPI outflows and global uncertainty, while the benchmark 10-year bond yield rose 69 basis points
The rupee weakened 6.37 per cent against the dollar during Samvat 2082, while the 10-year government bond yield rose 69 basis points.
Aathira Varier Mumbai
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The rupee remained under pressure during Samvat 2082, depreciating by 6.37 per cent against the dollar, as global uncertainties, foreign portfolio investor (FPI) outflows and a widening trade deficit weighed on the domestic currency. The Indian unit fell 4.4 per cent against the dollar in the previous Samvat.
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