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Rupee Ends Lower At 68.01 Against US Dollar. 5 Things To Know
The Indian rupee on Friday ended lower at 68.01 against the US dollar. However, the pound sterling finished lower at Rs 90.30/32 at the close of the Interbank Foreign Exchange (forex) market today. In early trade today, the Indian rupee plunged by 36 paise to hit a three-week low of 67.98 against the US dollar following strong demand for the greenb...
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Asia Stocks Follow Wall Street's Negative Lead, Sterling Slips On Election Fears
MSCI's broadest index of Asia-Pacific shares outside Japan dipped 0.2 percent and looked set for its fifth straight session of losses.
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Sterling Slides To 3-Month Lows On 'Hard Brexit' Fears
Sterling stole the spotlight from the dollar, which has come under pressure in recent sessions as investors pondered what to expect from U.S. President-elect Donald Trump's economic policies after he takes office on Friday.
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Bank Of England To Raise Deposit 'Insurance' After Pound's Brexit Plunge
The level of deposit account protection is set under EU rules at 100,000 euros or its equivalent in member states that do not use the single currency.
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UK Inflation Slips Unexpectedly But Soaring Factory Prices Herald Big Rises Ahead
Consumer prices rose 0.9% compared with a year ago, the Office for National Statistics said, below economists' expectation for a 1.1% annual rise.
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Pound Flash Crash Baffles Traders As Algorithms Blamed For Slump
Sterling sank as low as $1.1841, according to data compiled by Bloomberg, the lowest since March 1985.
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Rupee Snaps Three-Day Rally, Ends At 66.51 Against Dollar
Bullish dollar sentiment overseas alongside sluggish domestic equity market predominantly impacted the domestic currency.
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Sterling Steadies After Fall Below $1.27 For First Time Since 1985
After hitting a five-year trough against a broadly stronger euro in early trade in London, sterling recovered ground, helped by Prime Minister Theresa May's raising doubts over the side effects of ultra-low interest rates and money-printing.
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Asia Stocks Start Q4 With Gains, Sterling Stumbles
Risk sentiment had benefited on Friday from reports Deutsche Bank was negotiating a much smaller fine with the U.S. Department of Justice, though the Wall Street Journal reported on Sunday that the talks were still in flux.
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ECB Doesn't Expect Liquidity Squeeze In Wake Of Brexit Vote
The European Central Bank (ECB) does not expect any squeeze in financial market liquidity or bank funding in the wake of Britain's vote to leave the European Union after an initial shock was easily overcome, a senior official said on Wednesday.
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Brexit To Hit Indian Realty Firms Having Exposure To London: Fitch
Indian homebuilders having exposure to the London property market are going to be impacted in near term from Britain's decision to leave the European Union, Fitch Ratings has said in a report on Tuesday.
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Sterling Fall Could Batter UK's Fish And Chips
Prices of salmon and squid have soared as disease and weather hurt global supplies, and British fish sellers say the Brexit-related drop in its currency may be the next scourge.
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France Overtakes Britain As World's No. 5 Economy After Pound Drops
France and Britain were vying for fifth place on the list of the world's biggest economies on Wednesday, with France nudging ahead after a renewed slump in the pound in the wake of the Brexit vote, Reuters calculations showed.
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Bank Of England Takes Steps To Meet Brexit Challenge; Pound Falls
The Bank of England (BoE) took steps to ensure British banks keep lending and insurers do not dump corporate bonds as it said the economic risks it warned of before the vote to leave the European Union had started to materialise.
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Sterling Skids To Fresh 31-Year Low On Brexit Worries
Sterling slumped to a 31-year low against the dollar and a two-and-a-half-year trough against the euro on Tuesday, as investors worried about the economic and financial fallout of Britain's vote to leave the European Union.
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Rupee Ends Lower At 68.01 Against US Dollar. 5 Things To Know
The Indian rupee on Friday ended lower at 68.01 against the US dollar. However, the pound sterling finished lower at Rs 90.30/32 at the close of the Interbank Foreign Exchange (forex) market today. In early trade today, the Indian rupee plunged by 36 paise to hit a three-week low of 67.98 against the US dollar following strong demand for the greenb...
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Asia Stocks Follow Wall Street's Negative Lead, Sterling Slips On Election Fears
MSCI's broadest index of Asia-Pacific shares outside Japan dipped 0.2 percent and looked set for its fifth straight session of losses.
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Sterling Slides To 3-Month Lows On 'Hard Brexit' Fears
Sterling stole the spotlight from the dollar, which has come under pressure in recent sessions as investors pondered what to expect from U.S. President-elect Donald Trump's economic policies after he takes office on Friday.
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Bank Of England To Raise Deposit 'Insurance' After Pound's Brexit Plunge
The level of deposit account protection is set under EU rules at 100,000 euros or its equivalent in member states that do not use the single currency.
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UK Inflation Slips Unexpectedly But Soaring Factory Prices Herald Big Rises Ahead
Consumer prices rose 0.9% compared with a year ago, the Office for National Statistics said, below economists' expectation for a 1.1% annual rise.
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Pound Flash Crash Baffles Traders As Algorithms Blamed For Slump
Sterling sank as low as $1.1841, according to data compiled by Bloomberg, the lowest since March 1985.
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Rupee Snaps Three-Day Rally, Ends At 66.51 Against Dollar
Bullish dollar sentiment overseas alongside sluggish domestic equity market predominantly impacted the domestic currency.
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Sterling Steadies After Fall Below $1.27 For First Time Since 1985
After hitting a five-year trough against a broadly stronger euro in early trade in London, sterling recovered ground, helped by Prime Minister Theresa May's raising doubts over the side effects of ultra-low interest rates and money-printing.
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Asia Stocks Start Q4 With Gains, Sterling Stumbles
Risk sentiment had benefited on Friday from reports Deutsche Bank was negotiating a much smaller fine with the U.S. Department of Justice, though the Wall Street Journal reported on Sunday that the talks were still in flux.
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ECB Doesn't Expect Liquidity Squeeze In Wake Of Brexit Vote
The European Central Bank (ECB) does not expect any squeeze in financial market liquidity or bank funding in the wake of Britain's vote to leave the European Union after an initial shock was easily overcome, a senior official said on Wednesday.
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Brexit To Hit Indian Realty Firms Having Exposure To London: Fitch
Indian homebuilders having exposure to the London property market are going to be impacted in near term from Britain's decision to leave the European Union, Fitch Ratings has said in a report on Tuesday.
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Sterling Fall Could Batter UK's Fish And Chips
Prices of salmon and squid have soared as disease and weather hurt global supplies, and British fish sellers say the Brexit-related drop in its currency may be the next scourge.
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France Overtakes Britain As World's No. 5 Economy After Pound Drops
France and Britain were vying for fifth place on the list of the world's biggest economies on Wednesday, with France nudging ahead after a renewed slump in the pound in the wake of the Brexit vote, Reuters calculations showed.
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Bank Of England Takes Steps To Meet Brexit Challenge; Pound Falls
The Bank of England (BoE) took steps to ensure British banks keep lending and insurers do not dump corporate bonds as it said the economic risks it warned of before the vote to leave the European Union had started to materialise.
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Sterling Skids To Fresh 31-Year Low On Brexit Worries
Sterling slumped to a 31-year low against the dollar and a two-and-a-half-year trough against the euro on Tuesday, as investors worried about the economic and financial fallout of Britain's vote to leave the European Union.
