ICICI Direct expects USD to meet resistance at higher levels. Utilise the up side in the pair to go short on the USDINR.
ICICI Direct's currency report on USDINR
Debt market
Government bonds fell after sharp gains yesterday, as investors sold notes in the absence of fresh triggers • The GoI benchmark 6.79 % 2027 bond yield rose mildly to 6.90 % from 6.89 % in the previous session • Yield on the US 10 - year benchmark bond declined to 2.36 % from 2.37 % in the previous session.
Forex (US$/INR)The rupee rose to a more - than - two - week high against the US$, as a decline in bench mark yields and mild gains in domestic equities supported the rupee • The US$ fell against the JPY as the US Fed chair warned against tightening too quickly , which could risk the Fed’s stated target of achieving 2% inflation. Political turmoil in Germany continue d to weigh on a common currency. The market is awaiting the Fed’s December monetary policy wherein a rate hike is expected. Also, traders are awaiting the Fed’s outlook for cues on further pace of rate hikes.
StrategyIn the currency futures market, the near month dollar - rupee November contract on the NSE ended at 64.93. The November contract open interest declined 8.04 % from the previous day • December contract open interest increased 5.98 % in the previous session • We expect the US$ to meet resistance at higher levels. Utilise the up side in the pair to go short on the US$INR.
Intra-day strategy
US$INR November futures contract (NSE) | View: Bearish on US$INR |
Sell US$INR in the range of 64.95 - 65.05 | Market Lot: US$1000 |
Target: 64.75 / 64.65 | Stop Loss: 65.15 |
Support | Resistance |
S 1/ S 2: 64.90 / 64.70 | R 1/R 2:65.20 /65.40 |
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