Sustained foreign inflows, supported by stable macro fundamentals, could help the rupee maintain its current range despite global volatility.(Bloomberg) USD vs INR: The Indian rupee recovered ...
The Indian rupee has been grinding lower, repeatedly testing record lows near Rs92 per $1, and dragging the dirham rate close to Rs25 per Dh1 for UAE-linked travellers, students, importers and ...
Equity outflows, hedging and gold imports keep the rupee weak despite a softer dollar Against the dollar, the rupee recovered slightly from its all-time low and gained 10 paise to trade at 91.80 in ...
The Indian rupee on Tuesday opened at 91.82 against the US dollar (25.01907 against the UAE dirham), recovering 8 paise from an all-time low. The rupee fell 1.18 per cent last week, taking it near the ...
Rupee sinks to 92 against US dollar: What's impacted as India's currency keeps sliding — explained
A weaker rupee directly impacts imports, as buyers need to pay more rupees for the same quantity of goods priced in dollars. India is about 85% dependent on imported crude oil for fuels such as petrol ...
The Indian rupee fell to an all-time record low of 91.9 against the United States dollar on Friday, Reuters reported. It slid 41 paise during the day, PTI reported. The Indian currency continued to ...
Rupee weakens past 24.9 per dirham, reshaping remittances, travel and savings Planning on remitting Indian rupee, Pakistan rupee or Philippine peso? Here’s how you can take advantage of ...
Rupee hits record low of 91.7450 against US dollar amid risk aversion FPIs sold Rs 33000 crore in equities in January, pressuring domestic markets Sensex and Nifty drop, Nifty dips below 25000 for ...
https://www.thehindubusinessline.com/markets/forex/rupee-drops-to-record-low-of-9174-on-global-market-woes/article70533046.ece Copy The rupee plunged to a record low ...
The rupee depreciated 7 paise to close at a record low of 90.97 (provisional) against the U.S. dollar on Tuesday (January 20, 2026), as strong dollar demand from metal importers and persistent foreign ...
The Indian Rupee remains on the back foot against the US Dollar at the start of the week. Consistent outflow of foreign funds from the Indian stock market keeps the INR on its back foot. The US Dollar ...
The rupee on Monday breached the psychologically crucial 91 to the US Dollar for the second time in about a month, being weighed down by corporate dollar demand, continued outflows due to foreign ...
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