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03-02-2023 - FRIDAY Asian shares turned lower, and the dollar regained some of its footing in Asian market opening trades today, as disappointing earnings from U.S. tech giants undermined sentiment ahead of a key U.S. non-farm payrolls report. Overnight, markets sensed the end of the massive global tightening cycle, after policymakers in Britain and Europe signalled their intention to pause, sending local bonds rallying and currencies lower. Disappointment over earnings results from Google, Apple, and Amazon tempered sentiment. S&P 500 futures slid 0.5% and Nasdaq futures fell 1.4% today. Yesterday, the ECB and BOE hiked rates by 50 basis points each, with the BoE saying the tide was turning against inflation and the ECB indicating at least one more hike was on the horizon before re-evaluating its rate hike path. In the currency markets today, the euro extended losses to $1.0891, pulling further away from the ten-month top of $1.1033 touched yesterday. The sterling fell to $1.2206, the lowest in more than two weeks, after tumbling 1.2% the previous session. Yen was down 0.08% at 128.54. The U.S. dollar recouped most of its post-Fed losses, with the dollar index now standing at 101.81, away from its nine-month low of 100.80. The Indian rupee opened almost unchanged at 82.17/18 against its previous session’s close of 82.17/18 and is expected to trade between 81.80 – 82.30 band today. |
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INR Rates
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Symbol |
Bid |
ASK |
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USD | 82.8025 |
82.8125 | | |
GBP | 99.85153 |
99.88466 | | |
EUR | 87.88657 |
87.91969 | | |
JPY | 0.63465 |
0.63479 | | |
CHF | 89.32309 |
89.33272 | | |
AUD | 56.90188 |
56.91844 | | |
SGD | 61.82982 |
61.8483 | | |
CAD | 61.08632 |
61.10435 | | |
NZD | 52.39742 |
52.43054 | | *Closing Rates on : 2023-01-04 |
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Stock Indices
| BSE Sensex | 60841.88 | 909.64 |  | | | S&P CNX Nifty | 17854.05 | 243.65 |  | | | NASDAQ | 12573.361 | -229.779 |  | | | HangSeng | 21660.47 | -297.89 |  | | | DJ IA | 31097.97 | 56.84 |  | | | DAX | 15476.43 | -32.76 |  | |
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