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A weak rupee makes imports costlier, including oil and other commodities.
The yield on the 10-year bond may fall to 8.70 per cent due to FII flows in debt.
Global liquidity expected to continue amid ECB stimulus
The recent weakness of the rupee has been due to yuan's devaluation.
Friday's US data showed addition of 173,000 jobs in August.
RBI's steps will prevent rupee from slipping, even if OMCs meet entire $ demand from market
Foreign institutional investors (FIIs) are set to pump in more funds in debt securities, as the next government under the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) is expected to be a stable one and is seen as growth-oriented by market participants.
To provide exporters/importers greater flexibility in risk management, RBI enhanced the limit available to exporters to 50 per cent
Analysts expect RBI to restore 100-bp corridor in Tuesday's policy review.
The rupee will largely remain stable but with a mild depreciating bias in the next one year
Inflation indexed bonds assure a positive return over inflation.
RBI Governor Raghuram Rajan has said falling oil prices act as a cushion for CAD, adding it is time India does away with restrictions on gold imports
Govt rules out controls on FII capital as Sensex tanks 3.97%, rupee breaches 62 intra-day & gold surges the most in two years
Some experts, however, see a silver lining in the fall and said the volatility has come down sharply and that bodes well for the Indian currency
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