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 Sentiment: Moderate

 
 
  • Gilt prices fell by Rs 2 in the long term and Re 1 in the medium term with the RBI announcing no cuts in the monetary and credit policy on Monday.
  • Later, prices recovered with the RBI governor stressing on continuation of the soft interest rate bias.
  • Call money rates hovered in the range of 4-4.5 per cent.
  • Liquidity is gradually coming back with the RBI accepting Rs 9610 crore in the one-day repo and Rs 535 crore in the 14-day repo.
  •  The ten-year benchmark 7.27 per cent 2103 closed at 5.10 per cent after shooting up to 5.25 per cent immediately after the policy announcments.

     Forex market

     Market Sentiment: Lacklustre

     
     
  • The spot rupee rermained flat during the day, with the rupee opening and closing at the same level of 45.31/3150 to a dollar.
  • Premia on short term dollars shot up sharply, with six months premium moving up to 0.85 per cent before closing at 0.55 per cent.
  •  Outlook

     The spot rupee is expected to open at 45.30/32 to a dollar on Tuesday.

     

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    First Published: Nov 04 2003 | 12:00 AM IST

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