The Indian rupee slipped to an all-time low in early trade on Monday, pressured by broad-based dollar bids while likely intervention by the Reserve Bank of India ( ...

The Indian rupee finds some support due to falling crude oil prices overseas, but concerns over higher dollar index as well as US treasury yields kept investors in cautious mode.

Last week, the local currency was under pressure as the strong demand for dollar continues, decline in the offshore Chinese yuan, and foreign fund outflows by foreign portfolio investors.

A decline in the Chinese Yuan, persistent USD demand and Trump’s tariff threats continue to undermine the INR.

The Indian rupee is likely to remain under pressure through the week on worries over U.S. President-elect Donald Trump's ...

LIVE: Markets in India are expected to open higher, tracking gains on Wall Street that rebounded after a 5-day selling streak ...

The Indian rupee’s remarkable collapse continued as the USD/INR exchange rate jumped to a record high of 85.73. It has risen ...

The rupee depreciated 2.8% in 2024 due to a strengthening USD, high US bond yields, geopolitical tensions, and substantial ...

Krishnamurthy Subramanian, the IMF ED and the former CEA to the Government of India says that Indian GDP will grow at around 8% in the upcoming two decades.

He said that global investors are showing keen interest in India as the country offers several advantages such as strong domestic market, skilled and talented workforce and rule of law.

The Indian equity market continued its northward journey for the second consecutive week, ending January 3, 2025, driven by ...