USD vs INR, Nov. 29 -- With no apparent progress on the India-US trade deal, the Indian National Rupee (INR) has been falling continuously and has touched around 90 per US dollar (USD) levels. As experts predict further weakness in the Indian Rupee, export-oriented segments and companies are expected to benefit. Hence, buying stocks of IT, metal, and pharma companies that have exposure in global markets can be a good option. However, it would be highly tricky to choose value picks from these segments, as both the US and India are highly ambitious about inking the India-US trade deal and the rising probability of a US Fed rate cut in the FOMC meeting next month.

Speaking on the segments that should be preferred in the current currency mar...