Indian rupee crossed the 45 per US dollar mark, which could be meant that foreign institutional investors may be offloading their exposure rupee was trading at 45.4/USD. Jeremy Siegel, professor of finance at the University of Pennsylvania’s Wharton School of Business, on Wednesday sounded sanguine about the equity market, even as he conceded that inflation is likely to be more pernicious than Wall Street expectations, causing the Federal Reserve headaches. The benchmark Nifty has fallen sharply today but the fall was not as much as seen in US markets yesterday.
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