The rupee closed at 85.8350 per US dollar, down 0.7% or 60 paise, its worst single-day fall since 13 January. Most Asian currencies edged lower, falling 0.2-1.2% against the dollar amid broad ...

The Indian rupee experienced a substantial decline, falling 38 paise to settle at 85.82 against the US dollar due to global market volatility linked to trade tensions and economic slowdown fears.

Market participants remained concerned as the Reserve Bank of India's monetary policy committee began its three-day deliberations on key interest rates. The rupee declined 19 paise to 85.63 ...

Falling crude oil prices and a weak dollar did little to prop up the rupee. It weakened due to heavy dollar demand from foreign banks’ FPI clients. The rupee closed at 85.8350 per US dollar ...

The home currency opened at 85.7450 against the dollar. It ended the previous session at 85.2350. “The rupee depreciation on account of risk aversion and risk off sentiments mainly due to the ...

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The rupee pared its initial gains and settled for the day higher by 5 paise at 85.25 (provisional) against the US dollar. Image: Pixabay The rupee pared its initial gains and settled for the day ...

According to forex traders, the rupee drew initial support from a weaker US dollar index and a sharp drop in crude oil prices. However, weak domestic markets and persistent foreign fund outflows ...

The Indian Rupee opened stronger on Friday and fell below the 85 mark against the dollar, as the dollar index and oil prices dropped sharply amid concerns over the impact of US tariffs on the economy.

The dollar index, which gauges the greenback ... act as major rivals to India when it comes to exports. Thus, the rupee only saw a knee-jerk depreciation. Later, it started appreciating to ...

MUMBAI (Reuters) - The rupee closed modestly stronger on Thursday, aided by a broadly weaker dollar and inflows as markets grappled with the impact of sweeping U.S. reciprocal tariffs and their ...