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Oct 1, 2018

Indian rupee trades lower around 72.80 per dollar

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Indian rupee is trading near the day's low point. It is trading lower by 35 paise at 72.83 per dollar versus previous close 72.48.
It has touched 72.86 during the day, while it touched all-time low of 72.96 per dollar in the month of September.
Last week, rupee consolidated in a range of 72.50 and 73 (Spot) ahead of the important RBI policy statement that is expected to be released today. Expectation is that the central bank could consider raising rates by 25bps following the sharp depreciation in the rupee. Weakness in the rupee has been curtailed after the government decided to impose import tariff on selected nonessential products, said Motilal Oswal.
Data released by the RBI showed India’s FX reserves for the week ended September 21 rose marginally by USD 1.3billion to USD 401.79 billion compared to USD 400.89 billion reported earlier last week. Today, USD-INR pair is expected to quote in the range of 72.60 and 73.25, it added.
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Sep 29, 2018

Falling rupee may impact chemical, agrochem sector: Top 8 stocks that can fetch 10-40% return

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The rupee depreciation year-to-date and in last one month was so sharp that net importers of commodities are likely to hit badly as they have to shell out more money to buy their products.

The research house said FY19 earnings are likely to be clouded by hedging losses and debt revaluation, so it focuses on earnings for FY20, by when the recurring impact on earnings should become more visible.


According to the brokerage, Deepak Nitrite (DNL), UPL and Atul are likely to be among the leading beneficiaries. It expects Aarti, SRF, Navin Fluorine, Rallis and Tata Chemicals to record more modest benefits while Bayer, Coromandel and GSFC – all net importers – may face some near-term challenges.

Rupee depreciation is likely to hit badly net importers of commodities as they have pay more to buy raw material or finished products. On the contrary, exporters will definitely be major beneficiaries.

More the exposure to imports, severe the impact of rupee fall. One of the sectors that may be impacted is chemicals and agrochemicals, but IIFL feels the impact will not be same for all. While exporters can pass on to customers the cost advantage of rupee fall, in case of importers which can't pass on import cost, the pressure can likely go beyond FY19.

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Sep 27, 2018

Nifty hovers around 11,000, Sensex up 100 points; metal underperform

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Equities have staged some recovery and are trading in the green. The Nifty is trading flat, while the Sensex is up around 50 points. 
The Sensex is up 46.46 points or 0.13% at 36370.63, while the Nifty up 2.60 points or 0.02% at 10980.10. The market breadth is negative as 637 shares advanced, against a decline of 1,508 shares, while 116 shares are unchanged.
HDFC, SBI, and GAIL are the top gainers, while Yes Bank, Tata Steel, and Indiabulls Housing have lost the most. 

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