Canadian Dollar vs Indian Rupee edges higher as record capital inflows support rupee
Canadian Dollar vs Indian Rupee (CAD/INR) edges higher as persistent demand for the rupee, driven by a record $136 billion in capital inflows, continues to frame the market environment. The advance looks limited, with price action constrained below the 20-day moving average and sellers exerting pressure in the short term.
Highlights
- Over $136 billion in capital inflows, mainly from non-resident Indian deposits, have strengthened the Indian rupee recently.
- The Reserve Bank of India has boosted foreign exchange reserves and stabilized currency movements amid rising oil prices and higher US Treasury yields.
- CAD/INR trades near a one-month high with near-term resistance at ₹68.8392 and a forecast range of ₹67.8636 to ₹69.3083, as technical signals point to consolidation with mild downside risk.
Rupee highs extended as capital inflows offset external pressures
A record influx of over $136 billion in capital inflows, primarily from non-resident Indian deposits, has strengthened the Indian rupee in recent sessions. The Reserve Bank of India's capital-raising initiatives have bolstered foreign exchange reserves and improved currency stability by countering pressures from rising oil prices and U.S. Treasury yields. These developments have pushed the rupee to its highest levels in over a month against the US dollar and to a two-month high overall.
Short-term selling persists amid mixed momentum and key support
CAD/INR is trading just below the 20-day moving average at ₹68.8392, but remains above the 50-day and 200-day moving averages at ₹68.3938 and ₹67.9283. This arrangement reflects mild short-term selling pressure, even as medium- and long-term trends are supported by a bullish MA-50 versus MA-200 setup. Immediate resistance is set at ₹68.8392, with support at ₹68.5498. Momentum indicators remain mixed: MACD and ADX are neutral, the RSI at 41.8754 signals a sell bias, and both the CCI and Stochastic RSI indicate oversold conditions. Bull/Bear Power is negative at -0.1335, underlining ongoing intraday selling momentum.
Earlier, analysts noted that robust foreign inflows and technical support suggested CAD/INR would likely consolidate above key moving averages with potential for further gains. The current analysis builds on that outlook by highlighting short-term selling pressure below the 20-day moving average and points to ₹68.8392 as the key resistance level that must be cleared for any renewed upside momentum in the coming days.