Break in the rise in the rupee: Dollar prices rose again as the stock market fell and crude oil rose

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Mumbai: In the Mumbai currency market today, the bullishness of the rupee came to a halt as the price of the dollar stopped falling against the rupee and rose again. As the stock market fell and crude oil prices increased in the world market, the pressure on the price of the rupee increased in the currency market, market sources said. After opening at Rs.82.59 this morning, the price of the dollar rose to Rs.82.72 and finally closed at Rs.82.65.

However, the British pound and Euro fall against the rupee: retreat seen in the currencies of Japan and China.

The rupee today fell by 0.07 percent against the dollar. However, the fall in rupee prices was limited as dollar inflation was maintained through foreign funds in the market. According to the world market news, US jobless claims unemployment claims have decreased and following this there are signs that the job market is strengthening and this has been reflected in the dollar price. There was news that the unemployment claims in America decreased by 10 thousand to 2 lakh 30 thousand. Meanwhile, the global index of the dollar against various major currencies in the world market increased by 0.18 percent today to 104.16 to 104.17. As the global dollar index rose, its effect on the currency market at home was seen to be positive. Meanwhile, the British pound fell by 53 paise to Rs 104.11 from Rs 104.10 in the Mumbai market today. The rupee rose by 0.51 percent against the British pound today. Today, the price of Euro, the European currency, fell by 38 paise against the rupee to Rs.89.20. Rupee rose by 0.43 percent against Euro. The currency of Japan fell by 0.30 percent against the rupee today, while the currency of China remained minus 0.17 percent against the rupee. Sources of the currency market said that.

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