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Gold Silver Reports — The rupee on Monday strengthened marginally against the US dollar in opening trade. The rupee opened at 63.93 a dollar. At 9.10am, the rupee was trading at 63.98 a dollar, up 0.09% from its Friday’s close of 64.03.
Gold Silver Reports — The rupee on Monday strengthened past 63 mark to hit near three-week high against the US dollar, tracking gains in its Asian peers and local equity markets.
Gold Silver Reports — The rupee on Thursday was trading little changed against the US dollar amid thin trade as traders avoided long positions ahead of a long weekend.
Most U.S. stocks fell amid disappointing earnings that have rattled technology shares, while the dollar weakened and gold climbed after data showed the American economy expanding at a slower-than-expected pace.
Gold Silver Reports — The Indian rupee weakened in early trades against the dollar on Monday, 24 July 2017 due to fresh dollar demand from importers. However, the US dollar sliding against other currencies overseas and a higher opening in domestic equities limited the rupees fall.
Gold Silver Reports — What will Brexit look like in three months’ time? Pound traders are trying to figure it out.
Wednesday marks three months until a key European leaders meeting that could shape the final divorce. That means benchmark 3-month sterling volatility will start to cover the Oct. 19-20 summit for the first time. Traders need to gauge how a German election, three months of talks and political feuds in the U.K. will change the Brexit outlook by then.
Gold Silver Reports — The dollar slid back to a 10-month low as President Donald Trump’s economic revitalization agenda once again faltered. European stocks dropped as some earnings disappointed, and gold climbed to the highest in two weeks.