The Indian rupee weakened on Thursday, as dollar demand from foreign banks and importers outweighed the impact of softer U.S.

Rupee closes lower at 86.56 against USD due to strong dollar, high crude oil prices, and foreign fund outflows.

The spectre of imported inflation through the falling rupee is a challenge before the Monetary Policy Committee of the ...

The medium-term outlook for Indian equities remains positive. Fixed income strategies should focus on accrual and high-yield ...

In a recent address to a young audience at the Viksit Bharat Young Leaders Dialogue 2025, the Prime Minister confidently ...

Rising inflation appears to have eroded Indian consumers' purchasing power, as evident in the sluggish growth of several FMCG ...

The RBI may have spent $220 billion from its reserves to defend the rupee over the past two years, according to former chief ...

Dollar-rupee forward premiums declined on Thursday after India's central bank said it would infuse rupees into the banking ...

The State Bank of Pakistan (SBP) successfully raised Rs384.7 billion through the latest Pakistan Investment Bonds (PIBs) ...

Indian stock markets traded in the green on Thursday, driven by positive global cues and renewed investor confidence. The BSE ...

The Indian rupee weakened on Thursday as dollar demand from importers, including oil companies, outweighed the impact of a ...

The rates fluctuate based on various economic, geographical, and logistical reasons. Here's a breakdown of trends across a ...