Indian rupee hits all-time low
Indian rupee drops to lifetime low against US dollar
The Indian rupee (INR) has witnessed a sharp fall, breaching the 84 mark against the US dollar for the first time ever today. The fall was prompted by a spike in oil prices and a foreign fund outflow from the equity market. The INR fell to a low of 84.0525 per US dollar, breaching its previous all-time low of 83.9850 on September 12.
The Indian central bank was likely selling U.S. dollars on Friday to support the rupee as the currency was pinned near its ...
The Indian rupee fell to a record low of 83.9900 against the US dollar, driven by rising oil prices and foreign capital ...
The dollar index — which measures the American currency against the yen, the pound, the Canadian dollar, the Swedish krona, ...
The Indian rupee is likely to open nearly flat on Friday and hold a narrow range after U.S. inflation data did not have much ...
The currency slipped 0.1 percent to a record low of 84.11 on Friday. FIIs have offloaded $5.7 billion in stocks and $125 ...
MUMBAI: The Indian rupee is expected to hold near its all-time low on Monday after a blowout US jobs report prompted ...
The Indian rupee ended nearly flat on Thursday after oscillating in a tight band, as likely intervention by the Reserve Bank ...
The Indian rupee faced strong competition in the last quarter from other major Asian currencies, particularly Japan’s yen and ...
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The Indian rupee rose slightly on Wednesday, comforted by a decline in oil prices and gains in most of its regional peers, ...
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