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INDIA: The Fed decision to trim rates had little impact on the INR Thursday,
with USD/INR trading well within recent ranges. The pair continues to trade
horizontally, with traders still eyeing trade talk progress (or lack thereof)
between the US and China and any further volatility in the oil price, which
remains higher by over 7% from the Friday close.
-The move in oil continues to underpin the USD/INR vol term structure, with the
front end remaining elevated as market eyes the October 4th RBI rate decision.
The RBI governor spoke Thursday, declining to provide details on Indian GDP
growth and talking down the ability of monetary policy to strike "multiple
targets". The comments overall provided little new information, keeping NDF
outrights relatively stable.
-USD/INR support holds at the Sep13 low of 70.8638, with resistance lying at the
71.8178 mark - the 61.8% Fib for the 72.4075-70.8638 move. There's been
relatively little interest in the USD/INR options market Thursday, with total
volumes well below average for this time of day.
MNI London Bureau | +44 203-865-3809 | edward.hardy@marketnews.com
MNI London Bureau | +44 203-865-3809 | edward.hardy@marketnews.com

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