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Rupee gains; state-run, foreign banks sell dollars

Dealers say Fed taper is largely priced in

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Reuters Mumbai
The rupee is off lows, which dealers attribute to dollar selling from state-run, foreign banks.

The rupee is at 62.27/28, down from an intraday low of 62.48. The unit had closed at 62.09/10 on Wednesday.

Dealers said the impact of $10 billion a month taper by the Federal Reserve is largely priced in.

Some say selling by state-run banks may be related to the Reserve Bank of India. However, others say it could be bunched-up inflows due to strike on Wednesday when most state-run banks were thinly staffed.

"There has been some gains in crosses such as euro and also the fixing is over," says a dealer, justifying the rupee recovery.
 

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First Published: Dec 19 2013 | 1:30 PM IST

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