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Rupee Strengthens, Nears Strongest Since March 2020

INR

After dropping to the lowest level since March 2020 post-RBI on Friday USD/INR rebounded, but risk on sentiment has seen INR post gains in early trade on Monday, supported by moves higher in the Nifty and Sensex. USD/INR last down 0.1025 at 72.8250, with sources noting bids around these levels.

  • The rate is approaching 2021 lows at 72.7875 hit on January 27, USD/INR bears will look for a sustained break to confirm bullish momentum in INR, next significant support is 72.4075, resistance turned support after the meteoric move higher as the pandemic took hold in March.
  • Bulls look to the 50-day moving average at 73.40 initially, then the 23.6% retracement level at 73.72 to confirm an upside move, while 74.00 then comes into play.


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