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Indian Rupee vs Major Currencies: Market Updates

CurrencyVeda Analysis on International Trade

December 5, 2024

New Delhi, India

USDINR

The last traded price of USDINR was 83.2625 down by -0.06%. The day’s range for USDINR was a high of ₹83.34 and a low of 83.23

The Indian Rupee is gaining strength due to increased dollar inflows, in contrast to other Asian currencies facing challenges amid expectations of rate cuts. In the US, private sector employment showed a positive trend with a rise of 164,000 jobs in December, accompanied by an annual pay increase of 5.4%, as reported by ADP. Meanwhile, the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) remains focused on accumulating inflows and bolstering currency reserves whenever possible.

GBPINR

The last traded price of GBPINR  was 105.8300 up by 0.55%. The day’s range for GBPINR was a high of ₹105.95 and a low of 105.54

The British Pound has seen gains as market sentiment improves following a subdued start to the year. Discussions about potential rate cuts from the Federal Reserve are ongoing, while the Bank of England emphasizes the likelihood of higher interest rates. However, the UK faces the possibility of entering a mild recession, contributing to a gloomy economic outlook.

EURINR

The last traded price of EURINR was 91.2625 up by 0.19%. The day’s range for EURINR wa a high of ₹91.36 and a low of 91.09

The Euro has strengthened with an improvement in risk sentiment, although uncertainties persist regarding potential interest rate cuts. The Eurozone Composite PMI has maintained its November level, signaling a sustained decline in business activity across the region. In Germany, while the Composite PMI has been revised upward, it still indicates a contraction in the private sector.

JPYINR

The last traded price of JPYINR was 57.8150 down by -1.19%. The day’s range for JPYINR was a high of ₹58.20 and a low of 57.81.

The Japanese Yen depreciated due to a stronger US dollar and diminished expectations for interest rate cuts by the US Federal Reserve. BOJ Governor Kazuo Ueda expressed hope for a balanced increase in inflation and wages within the Japanese economy. Additionally, the Japan Manufacturing PMI for December 2023 was revised upward to 47.9 from the initially reported flash figure of 47.7.