Mixed signals from major global economies and swings in crude oil prices are likely to keep the rupee in a range, it added.
The benchmark 10-year G-sec yield is expected to stay in the range of 7.40-7.50 per cent (7.44 per cent at previous week's close) while the rupee could remain in the 66.10-66.90/USD (66.56/USD at previous week's close), the rating agency said in a statement.
The government will release CPI inflation and IIP data this week.