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Foreign Exchange Market Analysis Report:

International Forex Market Trend / Comments / Information / Report and Rates provided below was last updated in part or full on Friday, July 03, 2009 - 10:26 am (GMT +05:30:00) - Indian Standard Time.

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Trend Indicators against INR
- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - USD-----------------EURO----------GBP
Previous day-----47.7500/48.0300---67.11/67.64 78.19/78.78
Today's opening-48.13/48.15---67.25/67.35 78.76/78.86
Expected range for today
---------------------47.9000/48.2500-------------------------------
& current month-46.5000-49.0000----------------------------------

On Thursday, Rupee opened the trade at 48.74/75 in a positive note on weaker dollar overseas. Exporters dollar sales supported the Rupee during the opening of the trade. However dollar demand from importers and bearish stock indices weakened the Rupee throughout the day. Due to hectic buying by importers, rupee closed the trade at 47.94/95 after touching intraday high of 48.03.

SPOT/INR :
Today Rupee opened the trade at 48.13/15 in a weaker note due to fall in stock indices globally. Weak global cues and importers dollar demand could put pressure on the Rupee further. However likely RBI intervention in the later part of the day may restrict any sharp depreciation of Rupee. Overseas dollar movement and Stock market trend could provide intraday direction for Rupee’s trade.

Forward Premium :
On Thursday, forward premiums eased a little bit on exporters coverings. Today, premiums are likely to decline slightly as exporters may sell forward dollars noting the weakness in spot Rupee.

Global Developments :
Dollar recouped its losses against major currencies on bleak U.S. jobs data leading to renewed concerns about the economy. Global stock indices are in red. Oil price fell sharply.

Near Term Outlook for Rupee:
Rupee is likely to weaken further. The rupee movement in the coming days also depends upon the Central Government Budget to be announced on 6th July 2009.

POSITIVE FACTORS FOR RUPEE:
1. Exporters Dollar sales
2. Likely RBI Intervention.
3. Fall in Oil Price.


FACTORS AGAINST RUPEE:
1. Weak Global Cues
2. Hectic buying of Dollar by Importers
3. Fall in major Stock Indices globally.

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Note: This information is given only for guidance purpose without any obligation on the part of TMB or any of its officials. Any person dealing on the basis of the said information does so at his own risks and no objection arises to TMB or any of its officials. All such trading involves risks.

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