Rupee Closes A Touch Lower, Pressured By Surging Oil
The Indian rupee closed a touch lower, pressured by surging oil prices, likely to widen the current account deficit and push inflation further up.
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The Indian rupee closed a touch lower, pressured by surging oil prices, likely to widen the current account deficit and push inflation further up.
The Indian rupee closed only a touch lower on Monday, rebounding from a fall earlier in the day, tracking a recovery in Indian equities.
Disapproval. and also when you break it down, strongly disapprove sits at 47%. >> let's put this in a little perspective. i believe 1996 bill clinton had an 84% job rating and in 2010 barack obama had a 47% job rating. this would put him below both of them, and i'm thinking approximately 50 and 60-seat loss respectively. >> i think republicans this year, and this is rough, the relation between the approval rating and exact number of seats but i think republicans throughout the year were thinking get it to at least 45, in an ideal world 46, 47, and then you're in fighting chance territory. 44, ...