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Indian Rupee Falls to 93.73 Against US Dollar Despite Strong Foreign Fund Inflows

Indian Rupee Falls to 93.73 Against US Dollar Despite Strong Foreign Fund Inflows

The Indian rupee weakened by 4 paise to 93.73 against the US dollar on November 12, despite strong foreign fund inflows into domestic equities. The decline was mainly driven by a stronger US dollar and rising expectations of higher US interest rates.

Foreign investors purchased around $1.34 billion worth of Indian equities on Wednesday, taking November's total inflows to nearly $8 billion. However, the US Dollar Index gained 0.63% to reach 102.85, its highest level since October 14.

Meanwhile, Brent crude traded near $92.21 per barrel, adding pressure on the Indian currency. Higher crude oil prices increase India's import costs and demand for dollars.

Investors are also keeping an eye on India's October inflation data for further economic signals.

Key Points:

  • Rupee weakened to ₹93.73 against the dollar.
  • Foreign investors bought $1.34 billion in Indian equities.
  • US Dollar Index rose 0.63% to 102.85.
  • Brent crude traded near $92.21 per barrel.

Despite strong foreign inflows, the rupee remains under pressure from a stronger dollar and elevated crude oil prices. Global interest rates and FII activity will remain key factors for its movement.

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