"Rupee likely to move in 49.00-49.80 range"
“The local unit [rupee] should soon witness some weakness towards 50 [against the US dollar]"
“The market needs to breathe and form a range. I think by March, the rupee will form a range between 48.50 and 51 per dollar,” bets Abhishek Goenka, CEO of India Forex Advisors.
“The rupee could again start correcting towards 50, as RBI (the central bank) has already begun relaxing the administrative measures around the rupee and concerns over Europe continue. It is not advisable to take more than a three-month view right now,” said Abhishek Goenka, chief executive officer (CEO), India Forex Advisors. Curbs on speculation by RBI in the forward market have impacted the hedging strategy of companies, as they are unable to take long dollar positions in the market like before, he added.
“The cable is positive vs. the US dollar on the back of risk sentiment and better Manufacturing PMI data yesterday,” explains Abhishek Goenka, CEO of India Forex Advisors. “Support is seen at 1.5810 levels (200 day’s daily EMA) while resistance is seen at around 1.6000 levels.”
“Any big deal struck by a large corporate can have a 20-30 paise impact on the exchange rate,” according to Abhishek Goenka, CEO of India Forex Advisors
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"After opening higher rupee shot up on positive sentiment in the global markets and better than expected Chinese Q4 GDP data today leading to good recovery in the stock markets," India Forex Advisors CEO Abhishek Goenka said.
“Fund inflows will be a key factor to watch for. I am slightly bearish on the rupee for this week,” said Abhishek Goenka, CEO, India Forex Advisors.
“The demand for hedging forex exposure may also have come down as the rupee is beginning to gain some stability against the dollar,” says Abhishek Goenka, chief executive officer, India Forex Advisors. The rupee has gone up by about 2.6 per cent from 53.3 to a dollar to 51.9 in about a week’s time since January 1. However, the Mifor may start rising again, as the demand for hedging by companies may go up as the rupee is bouncing back, says Goenka.