Rupee Gains Ground In Early Trade, Rises 5 Paise To 94.46 Against US Dollar
Rupee Gains Ground In Early Trade, Rises 5 Paise To 94.46 Against US Dollar
- Why it matters
- A stronger rupee makes imports cheaper for Indian firms and consumers, while making exports more expensive abroad, shifting the terms of trade.
- Most affected
- Indian importers — Lower costs for goods and raw materials sourced from abroad.
Indian exporters — Their goods become more expensive for foreign buyers. - Likely next
- Whether the rupee continues to strengthen or reverses during the day's remaining trading.
Also reported by: Deccan Chronicle
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