(Bloomberg) -- India's rupee may drop for a second
day on speculation capital inflows from abroad into stocks will
slow after the benchmark index added to its biggest decline in
more than a month yesterday.
Overseas fund managers may reduce holdings in Indian shares
after their investments helped the index rise for four of the
past five months. That may curb demand for the rupee, said
Sudarshan Bhatt, chief trader at state-owned Corporation Bank Ltd.
in Mumbai.
Read more at Bloomberg Currencies News
day on speculation capital inflows from abroad into stocks will
slow after the benchmark index added to its biggest decline in
more than a month yesterday.
Overseas fund managers may reduce holdings in Indian shares
after their investments helped the index rise for four of the
past five months. That may curb demand for the rupee, said
Sudarshan Bhatt, chief trader at state-owned Corporation Bank Ltd.
in Mumbai.
Read more at Bloomberg Currencies News
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