The Indian rupee initially rose but sharply fell on Friday due to the Israel-Iran conflict, giving away all gains made during the week.
The dollar index downtrend remains intact, hovering around 98.18 and expected to stay below 99, potentially falling back to 96 with strong long-term support at that level.
The euro rose to 1.16, closing the week at 1.1549 with positive outlook expecting a breach of 1.16 and a rise to 1.18 or even 1.20.
The 10-year Treasury Yield has been trading between 4.3% and 4.52% with a mixed outlook and a trading range of 4.25-4.55%; a breakout will determine the next move.
The Indian rupee touched a high of 85.42 against the dollar but fell sharply to close the week at 86.09, with a negative bias and potential fall to 86.60 in the coming weeks.