The Indian rupee (INR) dropped to an all-time low of Rs 87.1450 per dollar, down 0.6% from Friday. It may be noted that the ...

Rupee hit an all-time low, breaching 87 per US dollar for the first time. The sharp fall was mainly triggered by three ...

The rupee may open unchanged to slightly higher than its closing of 86.55 per US dollar in the previous session, according to the 1-month non-deliverable forward. The majority of Asian currencies ...

There are requests to price domestic gas in rupees rather than dollars, as the rupee’s sharp decline is ... which has decreased by ₹3.65 in a year and ₹1.65 in a month to ₹86.56.

The rupee resumed its slump against the greenback on Thursday as ... "The dollar index hovered around the 109.1 level after signs of cooling inflation in the US, which reinforced market expectations ...

The Indian rupee opened marginally down on January 16 at 86.42 against the US dollar after ending the previous session at 86.3625. After opening lower, the local currency made some recovery to ...

On Tuesday, it had closed at 86.64 per dollar. “Adding to the rupee’s momentum was a decline in forward premia, with the one-year forward yield slipping below 2.50 per cent. This made holding the ...

Capitalmind CEO Deepak Shenoy on Wednesday said that the rupee can appreciate 15-20% in the next two years if the RBI does not intervene and allow a free market. He also said the central bank is ...

This recovery follows Tuesday’s (January 14's) close at 86.64 and comes after the rupee hit an all-time low of 86.6475 earlier in the week. The currency has weakened by 1.2% this month, with its ...

The rupee hit a new low of 86.63 against the dollar ... rather than aggressive one-time increases. While the central bank is tasked with managing interest rates and the exchange, the overall ...

MUMBAI, Jan 15 (Reuters) - The Indian rupee rebounded on Wednesday, after falling to a lifetime low in the prior session, to log its best day in over seven months, aided by a softer greenback and ...

The rupee's one-month implied volatility, a gauge of future expectations, rose to a 16-month peak of four per cent on the day. On Monday, the rupee logged its steepest single-day fall in nearly ...