Crude oil price increase for Indian basket, driven by dollar rise and rupee depreciation affecting rupee-denominated prices.
International crude oil price for the Indian basket rose to US$ 107.65 per barrel on 30 October 2012 from US$ 107.29 on 29 October 2012; rupee-denominated price increased to Rs 5,831.40 per barrel due to the dollar price rise and rupee depreciation as the exchange rate moved to Rs 54.17 per US$ from Rs 53.81. Fortnightly averages for 1-15 October and 16-30 September 2012 are also reported to contextualize short-term price movements.

House Price Index monitoring informs monetary and financial stability assessment, as reported in the RBI Monthly Bulletin.
Reserve Bank of India's October 2012 Monthly Bulletin presents four special articles: the methodology and trends of the quarterly House Price Index for nine major cities and all India aggregation; audited-account findings for 1,850 non government non financial private limited companies showing higher sales but faster expense growth, lower profitability and greater reliance on external financing in 2010-11; analysis of 1,340 financial and investment companies evidencing higher financial income, rising interest costs, improved profit margins and increased debt equity; and the annual survey of software and IT services exports reporting strong growth concentrated in computer services, off site delivery, the US market and US dollar invoicing.

Crude oil price rise; rupee depreciation and higher dollar-priced crude push up rupee-equivalent import costs.
International crude oil price for the Indian basket rose to US$ 107.33 per barrel on 25 October 2012, from US$ 107.17 the prior trading day; in rupee terms the price increased to Rs 5756.11 per barrel. The rupee-denominated rise reflects the dollar price increase combined with marginal rupee depreciation (Rs 53.63/US$ on 25 October versus Rs 53.59/US$ on 24 October). Fortnightly averages for early October are provided to contextualise recent short-term price movements.

Crude oil price decline reflects lower dollar prices and marginal rupee appreciation impacting rupee denominated oil cost.
Decline in international crude oil price for the Indian Basket reported for 24 October 2012, reflecting a reduction in dollar-denominated benchmark prices between the previous trading day and the reporting date. In rupee terms the per-barrel price also fell, attributable to the decline in dollar prices and a marginal appreciation of the rupee against the US dollar between the two dates.

Crude oil price decline lowers international basket and rupee-denominated rates amid modest rupee appreciation.
International crude oil prices for the Indian basket declined on 22 October 2012, driven by lower dollar-denominated crude prices; the rupee-denominated per-barrel price also fell due to both the dollar price decline and a modest rupee appreciation against the US dollar, with comparative figures provided for the prior trading day and the recent fortnight.

International crude oil price decline for the Indian Basket reflected in lower rupee prices aided by rupee appreciation.
International crude oil price for the Indian Basket fell to US$ 111.79 per barrel on 17 October 2012 from US$ 112.45 the previous trading day, and in rupee terms declined to Rs 5,896.92 per barrel from Rs 5,939.61, attributable to lower dollar prices and a modest rupee appreciation (exchange rate Rs 52.75/US$).

International crude oil price rises marginally, with dollar strength and rupee depreciation raising domestic reporting of oil costs.
International crude oil price for the Indian Basket rose marginally to US$ 112.60/bbl on 11 October 2012 from US$ 112.30/bbl on 10 October 2012, and in rupee terms to Rs 5975.68/bbl from Rs 5956.39/bbl; the release attributes the rupee increase to both the dollar price rise and slight rupee depreciation, with the exchange rate at Rs 53.07/US$ versus Rs 53.04/US$.