At the interbank foreign exchange, the rupee opened at 85.93 against the greenback, then gained some ground and touched 85.85 ...

The rupee's rally, which has made it the best-performing major Asian currency this month, is underestimating India's ...

Foreign institutional investors (FIIs) played a crucial role in the rupee’s appreciation. They purchased equities worth ...

On Friday, the local currency had surged by 39 paise to end at 85.97, marking a strong recovery. It opened higher at 86.22 ...

The Indian rupee's movement this week will hinge on continued dollar inflows and central bank actions, while bond yields are ...

Experts expect the rupee to remain range-bound, with a peak depreciation level of 89 per dollar. Factors such as lower ...

The domestic currency appreciated 38 paise to settle at 85.98, from 86.3675 in the previous session against the US dollar ...

The rupee appreciated by 39 paise, ending at 85.98 against the US dollar, compared to Thursday’s close of 86.37.

The Indian rupee closed at 86 against the US dollar on Friday, marking its highest weekly gain in over two years, driven by strong foreign inflows and a domestic equities rally.

Rising for the sixth straight session, the rupee appreciated 36 paise to close at 86 (provisional) against the U.S. dollar on ...

The domestic currency closed 39 paise stronger at 85.98 against the greenback after closing at 86.37 on Friday ...