The USD/INR pair ended Wednesday with a 0.2% correction to near 88.83. The pair faced selling pressure on Wednesday after the ...

The USD/INR exchange rate soared to 88.7, up by almost 6% from its lowest level in April this year. What next for the Indian ...

The USD/INR exchange rate rose to a record high of 88.86, up by over 6.1% from its highest level this year. What next for the Indian rupee?

At 10:30 a.m. IST, the rupee stood at 88.6250 against the U.S. dollar, marginally stronger than Wednesday’s close of 88.69.

The Indian rupee extended downtrend to depreciate by 7 paise to close at 88.78 (provisional) against the US dollar on Friday, near its all-time low level, on dollar demand from importers and ...

Any pullback at this point in time will more likely than not find buyers underneath willing to get involved, as if the United States continues its tariffs against India, is most certainly going to ...

The Indian rupee closed slightly weaker on Friday, steadying just above its all-time low amid U.S.-India trade frictions and ...

S&P Global Ratings forecasts the Indian rupee to weaken further, sliding from 88 in FY25 to 91 by FY29, citing US tariffs and ...

The Indian rupee recovered slightly in opening trades on Friday but is staying within a bounded range as dollar index rebounds marginally overseas. Meanwhile local equities are seen n a tepid note ...

The RBI MPC kept the repo rate unchanged at 5.50% and maintained the policy stance as ‘Neutral’. This marks the second ...

The RBI has held its repo rate steady at 5.5% as it balances growth and currency risks. It has sharply cut its inflation ...

Macroeconomic conditions affect global consumer textile demand, and the outlook for world GDP growth has been tepid.