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Indian IT services industry sees limited benefits from weakening rupee due to changing geographic mix and pricing dynamics.

The Reserve Bank of India allowed the Rupee to weaken beyond the 84 mark, influenced by significant global fund outflows and shifting valuations. While the RBI aims to maintain the competitiveness of the Rupee and control volatility, it is showing more readiness to prevent Rupee appreciation rather than depreciation to conserve reserves.

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he cash segment includes bonds, stocks, and mutual funds, and is suitable for long-term investments. Investors need sufficient funds to buy stocks in cash markets, whereas F&O markets require only margin money. Hedge funds and REITs offer higher returns with more flexibility and stricter regulations, respectively. Commodity, currency, and interest rate derivatives are traded in the F&O market. Futures and options allow investors to buy or sell assets at a set price in the future.

The rupee was up at 82.3250 per US dollar, compared with 82.7250 in the previous session and the record low of 83.29 reached last week

India Business News: The rupee was up at 82.3250 per US dollar, compared with 82.7250 in the previous session and the record low of 83.29 reached last week. The local unit

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NSE is ranked fourth in the world in cash equities by the number of trades as per the statistics maintained by the World Federation of Exchanges (WFE) for the calendar year 2021.

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