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Rupee Opens Stronger At 75.50 Per US Dollar
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Rupee in Wednesday's trade on June 10, 2020 trade opened higher at 75.50 as against previous close of 75.61 per US dollar. On Thursday, rupee retreated to its all-time low of 76.88 per US dollar.
In the bond market, the yield on benchmark bond stood at 5.77%. Traders in the market will be eyeing the treasury bill sale worth Rs. 45000 crore.
Oil in today's trade hovered lower as a rise in US inventory weighed.
Meanwhile, headline Indian indices after starting on a flattish note on weak Asia gained with Sensex reclaiming 34000 levels
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