The rupee hit an all-time low of 88.80 against the dollar on Tuesday before ending the session at 88.75. Despite the ...

The USD/INR exchange rate soared to 88.7, up by almost 6% from its lowest level in April this year. What next for the Indian ...

USD/INR diverges from the U.S. Dollar Index as the rupee weakens to ₹88.45 despite DXY easing. RBI unwinding, FII outflows, ...

Thursday has been good to the US dollar, as the Wednesday session ended up turning things around against the Indian rupee. <li /> The 88 ...

The USD/INR pair soared to a high of 88.52, continuing a trend that has been going on since it bottomed at 83.83 in April.

It’s time to leave the rupee alone as the inflation situation is far better now and the weakened rupee would help exporters ...

The Indian rupee traded in a narrow range on Thursday and closed nearly flat, with likely central bank intervention staving off the pressure from weak equities and foreign outflows.

The rupee’s slip beyond ₹88 per dollar has rattled importers and policymakers, but for Indian investors in US markets, it’s reshaping returns in ways both exciting and risky.

The Indian rupee is coming under increased strain with rising dollar demand linked to gold imports coinciding with concerns ...