H Horatio Registered User Messages 811 19 May 2009 #1 I'm seriously considering opening a fixed deposit account in Rupees with HSBC, APR of 7.5%. http://www.hsbc.co.in/1/2/personal/bank-accounts/fixed-deposits Any thoughts on this are welcome before I make a move. thx.
I'm seriously considering opening a fixed deposit account in Rupees with HSBC, APR of 7.5%. http://www.hsbc.co.in/1/2/personal/bank-accounts/fixed-deposits Any thoughts on this are welcome before I make a move. thx.
J jhegarty Registered User Messages 2,965 19 May 2009 #2 How stable is the euro/rupee exchange rate these days ?
H Horatio Registered User Messages 811 20 May 2009 #3 12 month low 60INR = 1Euro 12 month high 68INR = 1Euro = +/- 6% over 12 months. So what does this tell me? Stable go for it / unstable - stay away. The fixed deposit is for 36 months minimum
12 month low 60INR = 1Euro 12 month high 68INR = 1Euro = +/- 6% over 12 months. So what does this tell me? Stable go for it / unstable - stay away. The fixed deposit is for 36 months minimum
O OPTIMUM Registered User Messages 102 20 May 2009 #4 Why not buy bank shares - they have risen 400% in 4 months....about as risky as playing the fx markets...
Why not buy bank shares - they have risen 400% in 4 months....about as risky as playing the fx markets...
M mooney76 Registered User Messages 176 18 Jun 2009 #5 technically you could buy rupee and enter into a forward contract to convert at 'x' rate in 6 months time therefore removing exposure to fx movement and getting interest
technically you could buy rupee and enter into a forward contract to convert at 'x' rate in 6 months time therefore removing exposure to fx movement and getting interest