There is nothing much on the global front. Traders are still digesting last weeks event. Better to remain on the sidelines.
Usd/inr October 2014: It needs to break 60.47 or fall below 60.14 for direction. However in case usd/inr does not break 61.86 this week then it will fall to 60.96 and 60.72. Jobbers watch 61.32 all the time.
Euro/inr October 2014: It needs to break and trade over 79.06 for further gains. Initial support is at 78.70 and there will be sellers only below 78.70 with 78.32 as the key support.
Gbp/Inr October 2014: A break of 100.42 will result in 100.67 and 101.02. Initial support is at 100.09. There will be sellers only below 100.09.
Jpy/Inr October 2014: It can rise to 56.96 and 57.12 as long as it trades over 56.19. There will be sellers only below 56.19 today. We prefer a buy on sharp dips strategy this week as long as jpy/inr trades over 54.96-55.10 zone.
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