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Sell off in technology shares on Friday continued to weigh on the Wall Street. Global economic slowdown along with poor corporate earnings reports continue to build pressure on Asian shares today which showed a little signs of correction today morning.
Oil prices were stable today amidst global growth concerns while the Dollar Index held firm, not far off a 10-week peak hit after data showed U.S. economic growth slowed less than expected and as global risk sentiment remained fragile.
The Indian Unit is seen opening around 73.30 and is expected to play the 73.15-73.55 range for the day.

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Karvy Forex

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It was a day for bargain hunters on the Wall Street yesterday, as the equity markets found ground after technology shares reported upbeat earnings. However today, Asian equities still struggled to recover from the continued downfall as concerns over world trade and economic growth still persist.
Oil prices eased today and were seen heading for a third weekly loss after Saudi Arabia's OPEC governor said the market could be heading into oversupply, as growth concerns took a hit with a slump in global equities this week.
The dollar traded in tight ranges against most of its peers today as investors stayed away from riskier assets, while the euro stayed near two-month lows after the ECB failed to convince markets that rates would rise.
The Indian Unit is seen opening gap down against the dollar at 73.44 and is expected to play the 73.20-73.70 range for the day.

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Karvy Forex

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The S&P 500 along with Nasdaq edged lower last Friday in the U.S. due to ongoing concerns about rising interest rates and tensions over trade policy hitting economic growth.
Asian equities fell anew today as investors braced for the peak of the US earnings season while anxiety over Saudi Arabia, Italy and Brexit kept geopolitics front and center.
Oil prices edged up today, as markets are expected to tighten once U.S. sanctions against Iran's crude exports are implemented next month.
The Euro and the British pound slipped against the dollar today as investors await developments around Brexit as well as Italy's budget plan which drew heavy criticism from the European Union last week. The Dollar Index haven’t had a major move yet but is hovering close to the critical 96 handle.
The Indian Unit too is seen opening almost flat against the Dollar and is expected to swing between 73.30-73.80 today.

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Karvy Forex

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US President Trump said he is immediately sending the secretary of State Mike Pompeo to Saudi Arabia to meet with King Salman to discuss the disappearance of Saudi activist Jamal Khashoggi. Meanwhile, Saudi Arabia has issued a furious response to US saying it would immediately retaliate with the equal amount of sanctions if US tries to impose sanctions over the kingdom. The kingdom also warned that Oil prices could go as high as $200 if US attempts to threaten. Brent Crude was seen trading at $81 this morning. Pound recovered overnight as UK PM May said “we are entering the final stages of Brexit Negotiations”; vis-à-vis comments from European Council President Donald Tusk that a “No-Deal” Brexit is more likely than ever before. US Equities ended flat followed by a similar start in Asian Equities. Indian trade deficit narrowed to a five-month low at $13.98 billion in September, exports declined by a moderate of 2.15% but, a slowdown in imports restricted the deficit. Indian Rupee is likely to neat 73.75 and is expected to trade between 73.50 - 74.20 for the day. 

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Wall Street ended slightly lower yesterday as investors, worried about global growth prospects, fled from materials and industrials stocks. The decline was limited and the U.S. indices borrowed support from the falling treasury yields that have put the Dollar under pressure. The Dollar slipped further from seven-week highs today while sterling saw a little relief on hopes Britain and the European Union might be close to a Brexit deal.
Asian equities steadied in early trade today after global stocks hit eight-week lows the yesterday on worries about global economic growth.
The Oil prices edged lower today after the IMF’s lower global growth forecasts but prices found support as Hurricane Michael churned toward Florida, causing the shutdown of nearly 40 percent of U.S. Gulf of Mexico crude output.
The Indian unit is seen opening a little strong around 74.15 a dollar but is expected to remain volatile for the day playing the 73.85-74.45 range for the day.

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Karvy Forex

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Asian markets trades lower early Monday as China’s markets prepare to reopen following a week-long holiday after its central bank cut banks’ reserve requirements in a bid to support growth, while Oil prices corrected from highs as US considers some waivers on Iran crude sanctions. US equities ended lower on Fridays on back mixed US data. Meanwhile, US 10 year yields rose to 3. 23% hits a fresh 7 year highs.  

Dollar index traded higher, moves are limited by a lack of liquidity with Japan on holiday and the U.S. bond market on a break while pound inched higher

Dollar rupee likely to open near 74.05 after last day volatile move and expected to trade in a broader range of 73.65-74.25 for the day

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Karvy Forex 

The Wall Street stocks lost their foot yesterday as U.S. Treasury yields continued to rise to multi-year highs as an outcome of the recent strong economic data,
building concerns for an acceleration of inflation.
Asian equities were shaky and further look perilous as the risk of faster-than-expected interest rate hikes in the U.S. persists.
Oil prices rose today, as we move closer to the U.S. sanctions against Iran's crude exports that are set to start next month.
The Indian Central bank is due to come out with its interest rate decision, where it is expected to raise the rates by 25 bps.
The Dollar continued to hold gains today against its major peers, including the yen and euro, as investors evaluated the impact of a two-day global government
bond retreat that has lifted U.S. Treasury yields.
The Indian Unit is seen opening around 73.70 a dollar and is expected to play the 73.30-74.40 range today with a bearish bias.

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At least 800 people are confirmed to have died in Indonesia and the death toll is expected to rise sharply after the magnitude of 7.5 earthquake hit the country on Friday.
Brent Crude oil prices are trading at a four year high boosted by the looming sanctions against Iran.
Foreign Portfolio Investors have withdrawn more than over INR 21,000 Cr during the month of September from local Equity and Debt markets, the highest in last four months.
China is expected to cut import tariffs on textile and metals to promote the balanced development of foreign trade and promote a high level of opening up to the outside world.
shares of Tesla lost around 14% after US regulators sued CEO Elon Musk in a fraud complaint that seeks to remove him as CEO. US Equities ended flat on Friday pulled by news of Tesla and Facebook.
Asian Equities were seen trading mixed this morning and SGX Nifty is also indicating a flat start to the local bourses. Indian Rupee is likely to open near 72.70 a dollar and is expected to trade between 72.45 – 72.95 range for the day