Gold Silver Reports (GSR) Dollar yesterday close is above all previous highs achieved throughout this year. On May 29, the dollar closed at 94.79, and on June 14 the dollar index closed at 94.77. These highs had been the highest trading points of 2018, and up until today, the dollar had never closed above 95 on the index in 2018.
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NZD/USD Support Key 0.68400, If Cross or Close Below We See 800 Pips Really
NZD/USE CMP @ .68700
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Money Market Heads Up: Rupee Seen Trading In Range Of 68-68.50
Money Market Heads Up: Rupee Seen Trading In Range Of ₹68-68.50 — The RBI said it will buyback Rs 10,000 crore of debt via open market operations on Thursday – the first such OMO operation after May 17. This may help turn the bearish sentiment and see yields declining.
India’s Forex Reserves Up by $879.5 Million to $413 Billion
Gold Silver Reports (GSR) – India’s Forex Reserves Up by $879.5 Million to $413 Billion — In the previous week, the reserves had declined by $593.7 million to $412.230 billion. The reserves had touched a record high of $426.028 billion in the week to 13 April, 2018. India’s foreign exchange reserves increased by $879.5 million to $413.109 billion in the week to 8 June, helped by rise in foreign currency assets, the Reserve Bank data showed on Friday.
USD/CAD Above 1.30295, No Selling @All By Neal Bhai Reports (MFA) Technical Analyst
USD/CAD Above 1.30295, No Selling @All By Neal Bhai Reports (MFA) Technical Analyst
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Shorter Rupee Corporate Bond Yields Near 2014 Levels on RBI
Gold Silver Reports (GSR) – Market borrowing costs for top-rated state-owned Indian companies — a key gauge for the nation’s corporates — have risen to their highest since Jan. 2, 2015. The central bank’s rate hike and a change to the method by which investors must value local government bonds may still spell more bad news for corporates.