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Rupee slips lower, Australian Dollar steady The Indian rupee slips lower and is currently trading at 65.0750/0850...
Rupee opened tad higher, Dollar higher vs. major currencies The Indian rupee opened the day tad higher at 64.98/99 levels...
Rupee ended lower, Dollar holding gains vs. major currencies The Indian rupee ended the session lower at 65.02/03 levels...
Newsletter for the WEEK ended 13th October 2017 Global stock markets this week rose to new highs in a number of regio...
Newsletter for the WEEK ended 6th October 2017 Last week was highlighted by political events...
Newsletter for the MONTH ended 29th September 2017 As markets approached the end of both September and the third quarter...
Aussie Gains In Asia As China Party Congress Starts Out Tame Aussie Gains In Asia As China Party Congress Starts Out Tame...
Dollar holds upper hand as market ponders Fed choice The dollar held an upper hand against other major currencies on Wedne...
Sterling Higher as UK Inflation Increase Keeps Pressure on BoE Sterling Higher as UK Inflation Increase Keeps Pressure on BoE...
Market Live: Sensex extends losses at open, Nifty holds 10,200 Equity benchmarks opened lower on profit booking Wednesday...
Closing bell: Sensex, Nifty end flat but Mid-Smallcap shine Equity benchmarks closed flat after consolidation...
Sensex slips on profit booking but Nifty still holds 10,200 at open Sensex slips on profit booking but Nifty still holds 10,200 at open...
Gold Prices Up In Asia On Hopes For Physical Demand From India Gold prices rose in Asia on Wednesday with hopes for physical demand ...
Oil prices rise on tighter U.S. market, Middle East tensions Oil prices rose on Wednesday, lifted by a fall in U.S. crude inventor...
Oil Prices Continue Higher as Iraq Violence Rages On Oil Prices Continue Higher as Iraq Violence Rages On ...
Risk Management and Inter-Bank Dealings – Facilities for Hedging Trade Exposures invoiced in Indian Rupees A.P. (DIR Series) Circular No. 08
Exim Bank's Government of India supported Line of Credit of USD 318 million to the Government of Sri Lanka A.P. (DIR Series) Circular No. 09
Exim Bank's Government of India supported Line of Credit of USD 1 billion to the Government of Mongolia A.P. (DIR Series) Circular No. 10