"Rupee traded in a narrow range after hitting fresh all-time lows against the US dollar. Dollar has been gaining momentum in the past few s...

Expectation is that US central bank could raise rates by 50 bps. Hawkish comments could continue to keep the dollar supported at lower leve...

At the interbank forex market, the rupee opened at 76.60 against the greenback and moved in a range of 76.43 to 76.71 in the day trade. It ...

Losses in the rupee were capped after the US Federal Reserve announced a broad $2.3 trillion program.

This week, market participants will be keeping an eye on inflation and industrial production numbers.

Lack of cues on the domestic front could keep volatility low in the currency.

This week the focus will be on GDP and fiscal deficit numbers.

We expect the EUR/USD pair to quote in the range of 1.0970 and 1.1150.

The focus will now shift to the Reserve Bank of India’s policy meet in the first week of October.

BoE forecasts showed a one-in-three chance that the economy would be shrinking in annual terms by the end of the first quarter of 2020, eve...

In July, FIIs have been net sellers in the equity segment to the tune of $1.1 billion.

Data showed India’s industrial production contracted 0.1 per cent in March.

The rupee was unaffected by strength in the dollar and a jump in global crude oil prices.

Pound rose after remaining under pressure for the last couple of weeks.

FIIs have been continuously pulling out funds from the equity and debt segments.

Rupee is one of the weakest in the Asian pack and year-to-date fall has been to the tune of over 9 per cent.