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The Indian Rupee opened lower by 0.17% at 90.03 per US Dollar on Dec 10, compared to the previous close of 89.8750. This depreciation reflects dollar strength amid global cues, steady bond yields, and domestic liquidity dynamics, with RBI likely intervening for stability.
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Market Open Analysis
INR=IN and INR=D3 benchmarks showed early weakness as the USD gained on US economic data and Fed rate expectations. From 89.8750 close, the 0.17% drop to 90.03 signals mild pressure but remains within RBI's managed band. Flat 10Y bond yield at 6.5903% supports carry trade appeal.
Traders watch forex reserves, FII flows, and oil prices; recent export records provide some cushion. A close above 90.20 could test intervention thresholds.
Key Highlights
Opening Rate: 90.03 USD/INR (+0.17% or 15.5 paise weaker).
Previous Close: 89.8750; intraday range to monitor.
Drivers: Strong USD, global risk-off; stable domestic yields.
RBI Tools: Surplus liquidity aids defense; MSF/refinance active.
Outlook: Rangebound 89.80-90.30; CPI data key trigger.
Sources: Reuters
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