MUMBAI: The Indian rupee opened marginally higher by 5 paise at 66.77 per dollar on Tuesday versus 66.82 Monday. Ashutosh Raina of HDFC Bank said, “The USD-INR currency pair has been under pressure, close to touching the psychological level of 67/dollar, tracking weakness in other EM currencies.” “We expect the pair to trade weak in the near future in a range of 66.50- 67/USD in the short term with support expected from the central bank,” he added. The dollar firm against the yen and other currencies as equities stabilise.
European stock markets slide at open 25 june 2018
London:Europe's main stock markets dropped 0.7 percent in opening deals on Monday, as investors worried over the festering global trade...
