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The rupee surrendered all its initial gains to settle 2 paise lower at 83.05 against the US dollar on Monday, in line with a lacklustre trend in domestic equity markets.Shutterstock.comThe.
The rupee surrendered all its initial gains to settle 2 paise lower at 83.05 against the US dollar on Monday, in line with a lacklustre trend in domestic equity markets.Shutterstock.comThe net long position of FIIs reduced from Rs 50,211 crore on Friday to Rs 51,405 crore on Monday.. Domestic equities traded lackluster on Monday as profit booking was seen after a sharp rally over the last three sessions...
"Overall we remain bullish on the market given the robust domestic economic data, healthy corporate earnings, and strong FII flows..
U.S. stocks gained ground on Monday as market participants parsed mounting expectations of interest rate cuts from the Federal Reserve in the coming year and looked ahead to a week of crucial economic data...
Asian equity futures pointed to small gains Tuesday after Wall Street extended its relentless rally, buoyed by a burst of deals as traders largely ignored tempered messaging from Federal Reserve officials...
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