Experts see dip in rupee to continue
Edelweiss added that CAD and balance of payment deficit will continue to weigh on rupee.
Mumbai: While the rupee took a breather and recovered from its all time low against the US dollar, forex market participants expects currency volatility to continue amid frictional geo politics, sustained fears of escalation of trade wars into currency wars and possible tightening of global conditions.
“The currency can further see new lows agai-nst the dollar from here on unless we see some sustained stability in global forex space,” said Edelweiss Financial Services. It expects the rupee to move in the range of 68-72 a dollar for remainder of FY19.
On Tuesday, the rupee closed on a flat note at 69.81 a dollar. Last week, the rupee had hit a historic low of 70.40 in the intra-day trade before closing at 70.15 a dollar.
Edelweiss added that CAD and balance of payment deficit will continue to weigh on rupee.