DSP Mutual Fund has shifted to an optimistic 'buy' stance on equities after two years of caution, citing nine signals indicating a compelli...

The Indian rupee logged its worst day in a month on Monday as a drop below the 88 per U.S. dollar mark spurred a flight out of long wagers ...

The Indian rupee strengthened, surpassing the 88-mark against the dollar due to a weakening US dollar ahead of a Federal Reserve rate cut a...

According to Anil Kumar Bhansali and Anuj Gupta, the rupee has dropped by nearly 70 paise (0.84%) over the last three months and 0.70% quar...

The rupee on Monday touched a record low intraday level versus the US dollar as a weaker Chinese yuan dragged Asian units lower, with likel...

"Market intervention is to prevent excessive volatility and to see that there is orderly appreciation or orderly depreciation," RBI Governo...

The rupee is up 0.1% against the dollar this year and is in the lower pack among Asian currencies, while its high-yielding counterpart, the...

India’s trade deficit widened the most on record last month as high global commodity prices further raised import costs, data showed Monday...

Jobs and housing data suggest a decade-long US recovery is losing traction.

Rupee has indeed slipped way too much. Perhaps, a freer float for the rupee is the best way forward.

“The Indian market's performance relative to its peers has been a standout.”

While the rupee capped a 6th straight annual decline versus the dollar in 2016, the RBI’s 36-currency real-effective exchange rate index su...

Nomura feels that the domestic unit will appreciate to 63.20 against the dollar by the end of Q3 of 2016, Nomura said in a note issued here...

Fund managers and analysts said valuations of technology shares, which have historically traded at a premium to the Nifty, have slipped int...

Pegging the rupee at 62.5 to 63 to the US dollar next year, the leading brokerage said the domestic unit should only drift higher on the ba...

Rajan, a career economist, was appointed for a term of three years by the UPA government and assumed charge at the RBI on September 4.

"I think that the RBI would want to protect too much of an appreciation by trying to build reserves and by buying dollars from the market."