The rupee moved both ways against the dollar on the money market on Tuesday in process of trading activity, dealers said. The rupee shed five paisas in relation to the dollar for buying and selling at Rs 156.15 and Rs 156.20, they said.
The rupee moved both ways against the dollar on the money market on Tuesday in process of trading activity, dealers said. The rupee shed five paisas in relation to the dollar for buying and selling at Rs 156.15 and Rs 156.20, they said.
Barclays bid rates, maximum rates for payment of interest by authorised dealers on deposits (other than those brought under FE Circular No: 45 of 1985) and on deposits (brought under FE Circular No: 45 of 1985) - issued by the Foreign Exchange Rates Commi
Rates applicable for conversion into rupees of Foreign Currency Deposits, Dollar Bearer Certificates, Foreign Currency Bearer Certificates, Special US Dollar bonds and profits thereon by all banks and also for providing forward cover on foreign currency d
Egypt stock markets extended their decline on Tuesday as foreign investors sold equities on fears of more protests after several of them broke out in Egyptian cities over the weekend.
Japanese shares rose on Tuesday, buoyed by optimism that high-level US-China trade talks will take place early next month and investors bought ahead of companies going ex-dividend later in the week.
The S&P 500 and the Nasdaq were set for their worst drops in one month on Tuesday as calls for impeachment of US President Donald Trump gained momentum, while weak consumer confidence data added to worries over the prolonged Sino-US trade war.
US stocks barely budged on Monday, with slight gains in shares of Apple offset by mixed economic data that added to caution over the prolonged US-China trade war.
Indian shares ended little changed on Tuesday, as investors paused after a two-session rally and waited for further stimulus from the government to revive slowing growth.
US Treasury yields dropped on Monday, in line with the European bond market, as risk appetite ebbed after softer-than-expected euro zone business activity data fueled recession fears in the region.
US Treasury yields dropped on Monday, in line with the European bond market, as risk appetite ebbed after softer-than-expected euro zone business activity data fueled recession fears in the region.
Australian shares barely changed on Tuesday, ahead of a speech by the central bank governor, as gains in the financial sector were offset by declines for some resource stocks.
China stocks rose on Tuesday as policymakers promised additional measures to bolster a slowing economy, but lingering uncertainties around the US-China trade talks capped gains. The blue-chip CSI300 Index and the Shanghai Composite Index both rose 0.3% to