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The bad news is that Dollar-Rupee volatility has increased. The good news is that our forecasts can put you ahead of the market and ahead of the competition.
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Look at the chart on the left. Dollar-Rupee volatility has increased from 5 paise per day in 2004 to about 20 paise per day today. It is set to increase further, to 35-45 paise per day over the next 12 months.
How do you protect your business from Forex volatility? Our Clients swear by our forecasts. They help keep you on the right side of the market.
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We have an enviable track record (look at the chart on the right hand top) to back up our claim. Our services include long-term forecasts, daily updates as well as hedging advise to Indian corporates. We currently manage about $200 mln of Corporate Forex exposures.
You can trust us to help steer your Forex exposures in the right direction. We are India's first forex website and were ranked #1 in terms of popularity among independent forex advisory services worldwide by ALEXA.COM.
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Take a look at our service offerings on the rigt hand side. We particularly recommend our latest long-term forecast, as it is hot off the press (June-2006 issue). Earlier forecasts in 2004 and 2005 have made enormous amounts of money for our Clients.
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Let us know which kind of service you are interested in and leave us your contact details in the form below. We shall get back to you, pronto!
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Apr '04 Report
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Apr '05 Report
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Rupee Update - Evening Comments - 09-May-2008 1840 IST or 1310 GMT
| Spot @ 41.60/61 ------------------- There was decent buying...
Forwards...Good fall --------------------- Big drop seen in...
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