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

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

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

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

The rupee hit an all-time low against the US dollar, closing at 86.63. The drop is attributed to the strengthening US dollar, ...

The local currency opened at 86.5650 against the US dollar, and by 9:30 AM it traded at 86.5938 against the US dollar, as ...

The Indian rupee will likely inch up at the open on Wednesday, tracking an uptick in most of its Asian peers, following which ...

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A SBI report suggests that the ‘Trump Tantrum’ impact on the Indian rupee will be short-term, with stabilisation expected ...

The INR downward trajectory has been ongoing for the past few months amid high volatility. The RBI had a very comfortable ...