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Date : Apr 10, 1999
6. Foreign Exchange Rates - Spot and Forward Premia

 

1998

1999

1998

1999


Foreign
Currency

 

Apr. 3

Mar. 29 +

Mar. 30

Mar. 31

Apr. 1*

Apr. 2 +

Apr. 3

Mar. 29 +

Mar. 30

Mar. 31

Apr. 1*

Apr. 2 +


1

2

3

4

5

6

7

8

9

10

11

12

13

14


  

RBI's Reference Rate (Rs. per U.S. Dollar)

  

Foreign Currency per Rs. 100 @

 
  

39.5100

 

42.4300

42.4300

   

(Based on Middle Rates)

 
  

FEDAI Indicative Rates (Rs. per Foreign Currency)

       

U.S.

{ Buying

39.5000

 

42.4250

42.4300

  

2.5310

 

2.3568

2.3568

  

Dollar

Selling

39.5100

 

42.4350

42.4400

        

Pound

{ Buying

65.7875

 

68.5750

68.3300

  

1.5191

 

1.4576

1.4630

  

Sterling

Selling

65.8475

 

68.6350

68.3875

        

Euro

{ Buying

50.4400 $

 

45.5475

45.5200

  

1.9798

$

2.1943

2.1968

  
 

Selling

50.5800 $

 

45.5700

45.5425

        

100 Yen

{ Buying

29.3450

 

35.3125

35.3150

  

340.85

 

283.09

283.08

  
 

Selling

29.3750

 

35.3350

35.3375

        
 

Inter-Bank Forward Premia of U.S. Dollar (per cent per annum)

      

1-month

 

4.25

 

5.66

5.37

        

3-month

 

5.16

 

6.32

6.03

        

6-month

 

6.53

 

6.69

6.60

        
              

@ : These rates are based on RBI Reference rate for US dollar and middle rates of cross-currency quotes. These rates are announced by RBI
with effect from January 29, 1998.

$ : These rates are as on January 4, 1999.
+ : Market closed.
* : Yearly closing of banks.

Note : 1. The unified exchange rate system came into force on March 1, 1993.
2. With the introduction of Euro effective January 1, 1999, the buying and selling rates of Rupees per Deutsche Mark (FEDAI indicative rates)
and Deutsche Mark per Rs. 100 (middle rates) have been replaced by Rupees per Euro and Euro per Rs. 100, respectively.


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