The Indian rupee resumed its downtrend on Monday, pegged by likely equity outflows and corporate hedging.

Global macroeconomic factors, domestic economic growth, FDIs, and monetary policy decisions will drive Indian currency this ...

The Indian rupee, following last week's relief rally, is expected to decline on Monday, weighed by the dip in the Chinese ...

“India’s manufacturing sector started the year strong, with output and new orders bouncing back from a relatively weak third ...

The local currency opened 15 paise down at 86.3550 against the US dollar, as against 86.2050 against the greenback at the ...

The Indian rupee has been on the depreciation path in the last few months due to various factors such as widening trade ...

The Reserve Bank of India (RBI) has spent $77 billion from its forex reserves to stabilize the Indian rupee. The intervention ...

The International Cricket Council has announced the start of ticket sales for next month's Champions Trophy in Pakistan. Due ...

Indian markets fell over 1% as foreign investors experienced minimal dollar returns since June. The decline was driven by a ...

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The stock market plunged downwards on Monday, with both Sensex and Nifty taking a significant hit as investor sentiment ...