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India's rupee rose 1.6% last week, Asia’s top performer, as U.S. inflation cooled and global rates diverged.
The Indian rupee was Asia’s top-performing currency last week, gaining 1.6% despite global forex volatility, according to Union Bank of India.
The dollar held steady amid softer U.S. inflation data—2.7% year-on-year headline and 2.6% core inflation, the lowest since early 2021—boosting expectations of future Federal Reserve rate cuts.
The Bank of Japan raised rates by 25 basis points to 0.75%, its highest in three decades, but the yen weakened as real rates stayed negative.
The euro held above 1.17, while the Bank of England cut rates by 25 basis points to 3.75% in a narrow vote, citing weak growth.
Markets now await U.S. third-quarter GDP and core PCE inflation data to assess the dollar’s direction amid diverging global monetary policies.
La rupia de la India subió un 1,6% la semana pasada, el mejor rendimiento de Asia, a medida que la inflación estadounidense se enfrió y las tasas globales divergieron.