The rupee depicted no change against the dollar on the money market on Saturday in the process of modest trading, dealers said.
In the final US trade, The US dollar rose in early trading on Friday, swinging back into positive territory after the New York Federal Reserve walked back dovish comments from its president the prior day, which had bolstered expectations of an aggressive interest rate cut this month.
The dollar remains sensitive to any Fed news "as traders are positioned for at least three rate cuts by year-end including the 25-basis point cut that is fully priced into the market this month. Should these probabilities change, as a result of the Fed potentially indicating a one-and-done attitude this month, then the dollar could rapidly appreciate as the futures market re-positions," said Tadbir.
The dollar index, which hit a two-week low of 96.648 on Thursday, was 0.26% higher at 97.042.
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