Following U.S. President Donald Trump's announcement that he would impose further tariffs, the indian rupee is expected to begin monday lower, following declines in other Asian currencies. The rupee will begin between 87.90 and 88.00 to the US dollar, according to the 1-month non-deliverable future, after closing at 87.4250 and surpassing the lifetime low of 87.5825.
Following the Reserve bank of India's monetary policy announcement, which was not more dovish than anticipated, the indian rupee staged a tiny relief bounce on Friday.
He stated that "when you consider the recent price action is not surprising" that the NDF is showing a "sizable up move" at open.
"The 88 level will be the one to watch."
In addition to reciprocal duties on all nations this week to match the rates imposed by each nation, trump said on sunday that he will impose an extra 25% tariff on steel and aluminum imports into the United States.
According to economists, the likelihood of a trade war has significantly increased with his new tariff plan.
According to chris Weston, head of research at Melbourne-based broker Pepperstone, reciprocal tariffs may attract the most attention.
According to him, china, Japan, India, Brazil, Vietnam, and the EU countries are now squarely in the line of fire.
The Malaysian ringgit, Indonesian rupiah, and Korean won all saw declines of 0.4% to 0.7%, while the offshore Chinese yuan fell over 7.31 to the US dollar.
Regarding tariffs, there is a great deal of doubt about what trump will actually do. trump has already made conciliatory statements about china and postponed tariffs on canada and Mexico.
Concerns over the tariffs caused Friday's important U.S. jobs data to be sidelined. According to ANZ Bank's analysis, the data was "encouraging" and is expected to give the Fed confidence in maintaining rates at their current level.
Following the Reserve bank of India's monetary policy announcement, which was not more dovish than anticipated, the indian rupee staged a tiny relief bounce on Friday.
He stated that "when you consider the recent price action is not surprising" that the NDF is showing a "sizable up move" at open.
"The 88 level will be the one to watch."
In addition to reciprocal duties on all nations this week to match the rates imposed by each nation, trump said on sunday that he will impose an extra 25% tariff on steel and aluminum imports into the United States.
According to economists, the likelihood of a trade war has significantly increased with his new tariff plan.
According to chris Weston, head of research at Melbourne-based broker Pepperstone, reciprocal tariffs may attract the most attention.
According to him, china, Japan, India, Brazil, Vietnam, and the EU countries are now squarely in the line of fire.
The Malaysian ringgit, Indonesian rupiah, and Korean won all saw declines of 0.4% to 0.7%, while the offshore Chinese yuan fell over 7.31 to the US dollar.
Regarding tariffs, there is a great deal of doubt about what trump will actually do. trump has already made conciliatory statements about china and postponed tariffs on canada and Mexico.
Concerns over the tariffs caused Friday's important U.S. jobs data to be sidelined. According to ANZ Bank's analysis, the data was "encouraging" and is expected to give the Fed confidence in maintaining rates at their current level.
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