CHENNAI: The Indian rupee opened on a positive note, appreciating by 8 paise to ₹85.58 against the US dollar in early trade.

After holding firm for weeks, the rupee has now fallen to 23.3 against the dirham, up from 23.1/23.2 levels seen earlier. It ...

The Indian rupee closed marginally higher on Monday, tracking muted moves in Asian peers even as the dollar weakened ahead of ...

The Indian rupee will likely see slight pressure on Tuesday in the wake of a mostly firm U.S. dollar, while the market ...

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The Indian rupee opened flat at 85.62 against the US dollar on Tuesday, in comparison to its previous close of 85.63 on ...

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The Indian rupee is seen extending upside in opening trades on Monday as weak dollar, lower oil prices and expectation of a positive start to local equities support. Rupee ...

The Reserve Bank of India’s surprise outsized rate cut last week will leave the rupee vulnerable to further depreciation by ...

U.S. dollar/rupee forward premium — typically more sensitive to liquidity conditions — fell to 7.5 paisa, its lowest level ...