Daily Digest Market Movers: Indian Rupee recovers despite multiple challenges
- “Rupee has been continuously depreciating due to equity outflows and tracking Asian currencies. There is Dollar demand from importers. Despite the fall in the US Dollar index, the Rupee is depreciating because the market is not looking at it right now,” said V R C Reddy, head of treasury at Karur Vysya Bank.
- The final reading of the Indian HSBC Manufacturing Purchasing Managers Index (PMI) is estimated to improve to 58.5 in July from the previous reading of 58.3.
- "The case to cut is already strong, and the Fed will likely use the July meeting to plant a seed that a cut in September is on the table," noted Ryan Sweet, chief US economist at Oxford Economics.
- Investors are now seeing that the first rate cut will come by mid-September, pricing in 100% of the Fed rate cut by at least a quarter-percentage-point by then, according to data from the CME FedWatch Tool.
- The US Dallas Fed Manufacturing Business Index came in at -17.5 in July from -15.1 in the previous reading
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