Currency Derivatives (Series I) Articles

Turbulence and substantiation of Rupee and the way out The currency market is experiencing its first slowdown since the 2008 financial crisis. Banks, fearing a global credit crunch brought on by Europe's sovereign-debt struggles, are lending less, reducing the flow of currency across borders.

How the Rupee went from 54 to 50 against Dollar in one month Whoa!!! The Rupee seems to have turned into an adrenaline junkie as it hurtles itself from highs to lows practically every few months.

Asian currencies dip on debt crisis of Eurozone Asian currencies dipped broadly versus the dollar on Thursday with the South Korean won paring some of the last two days' gains, as risk-taking was curtailed by persistent worries about the euro zone's debt crisis.

Indian cash rates climb to 5-month high as liquidity remains tight Indian overnight cash rates rose to a five-month high on Tuesday as liquidity conditions remained tight after last week's tax outflows.

Nose Dive By Rupee Against Dollar The Forex market situation is turning into a catastrophe with rupee continuously looking bearish against dollar. The Indian rupee has touched new low of Rs 54.30/usd on Thursday 15th Dec, 2011.

Flip Side of a Currency Union The sovereign debt crisis of South European countries intensified once again in September. There is widespread fear within markets that Greece may default.