The Indian rupee fell on Friday to approach a record low on sustained dollar demand from importers, forcing the central bank to intervene to support the currency. The Reserve Bank of India was cited selling dollars via state-run banks after the rupee fell to the day's low of 60.59, not far from its life low of 60.76 touched on June 26. Rupee falls for a 9th successive week, down 1.4 pct.
Today’s Headlines
1) Dollar Rises Second Day versus Euro before Payrolls; Krone Drops
2) Payroll Gains in U.S. Probably Sustained as Confidence Improved
3) Pound Declines to Three-Month Low versus Dollar on Rates Outlook
4) Vietnam’s Bonds Drop as Funds Withdraw on Devaluation Concern
5) Rand Climbs Second Day against Euro on 7ECB, BoE Stimulus Signals
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