Indian stock markets are partly gaining at the expense of Russia and Europe. Indian stock markets will fall and rupee will see a mild phase of weakness if at all there is a compromise between European Union and Russia.
Usd/inr August 2014: A break of 61.05 will result in 61.26-61.76. Initial support is at 60.79 and there will be sellers only below 61.05.
Euro/inr August 2014: A fall below 81.05 will pave the way for 80.80 and 80.39. Overall euro/inr is bearish as long as it trades below 81.56.
Gbp/Inr August 2014: Key support is at 101.12 and there will be sellers below 101.12 to 101.02 and 100.87. Only a break of 101.52 will resume the bullish trend.
Jpy/Inr August 2014: There will be a technical break down below 59.06 to 58.75 and 58.37. Only a break of 59.42 will resume the intraday bullish zone.
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