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Indian Subcontinent Regional Analysis

Wholesale wheat prices in New Delhi, the country’s key market, surged to Rs.23,916/MT ($346/MT) on 18 November from Rs.18,858/MT ($281/MT) on 18 October. There are many reasons for this, and the trade anticipates prices could rise further. Rupee Tanks as USD Grows Stronger Following its demonetization by the government of India (GOI) on 8 November 2016, the rupee crashed to almost a 39-month low of Rs.68.84 to the USD. The last time it reached this level was in August 2013. (The rupee did settle at Rs.68.43 over a 12-hour period on 24 November.) USD demand is high as foreign institutional investors (FII) have been selling and importers need to clear their bills. The general belief is that the stronger USD is due to the Trump win and not t...

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