Stocks opened on a cautious note on Monday as it looked as though the UK was past the peak of its third wave of infections.

It’s not necessarily a discrepancy so much as maybe looking at the same thing from a different point of view.

Concerns about the spread of the Delta variant, thin summer trading volumes, and changing central bank policy around the world have all fostered a jittery mood in stock markets.

The Indian rupee opened lower, depreciating by 8 paise against the U.S. dollar in early trade Tuesday as strong greenback and volatility in the domestic equity market continued to pressurize the battered Asian currency.

The Indian rupee opened lower, depreciating by over 25 paise against the U.S. dollar in early trade Monday as firm greenback and weakness in the domestic equity market continued to pressurise the battered Asian currency.

For those interested in the renminbi, my review of Paola Subachi's 2017 book, in today's context.

The Indian rupee opened marginally lower but remained range-bound in lackluster trade against the U.S. dollar in early session Friday amid volatility seen in the domestic equity market.

The UK employment rate was estimated at 4.8%, 1.8 percentage points lower than before the pandemic, but 0.1 higher than the previous quarter.

The Indian rupee opened higher, appreciating by over 8 paise against the U.S. dollar in early trade Thursday amid buying seen in the domestic equity market.

The Indian rupee snapped three-day gains, depreciating by over 12 paise against the U.S. dollar in early trade Wednesday as the firm greenback and volatile domestic equities weighed on the battered Asian currency.