The British pound sank versus the dollar Friday, with investors rattled by political uncertainty following the resignation of UK Prime Mini...

Typically, net exporters, remittance receivers, or those with dollar incomes will gain, while net importers will get hit, when the currency...

In afternoon deals, sterling slumped 2.7 percent to $1.0956, which was last seen in 1985 -- when it had struck an all-time low of $1.0520.

A jump in government borrowing to fund the support package plus a pledge by Truss to cut taxes has rattled financial markets. On Wednesday ...

Sterling fell as much as 1% to $1.1406, a level last seen in 1985, when Margaret Thatcher was prime minister. Much like then, the economic ...

Rupee has lost 6.77% to the greenback this year, ranking seventh among Asian currencies. But the rupee has fared much better against other ...

Money markets are currently pricing in 163 basis points of monetary tightening from the Bank of England this year, equivalent to at least s...

The dollar got some modest support against the rupee in the wake of strong buying by importers. However, the dollar flow momentum is not ye...

The domestic unit continued to trade in a narrow range on Thursday but came under pressure in the latter half of the session following the ...

Sterling has been buffeted over the past two weeks as polls have depicted a tightening race.

Dollar demand has led to sharp volatility in the global currency market, which is expected to increase by Mar 18 when the US Fed meets.

The Indian rupee declined for a sixth straight day today and hit a 10-month low be breaking below 56 per dollar.

The company also announced a special dividend of Rs 10/share on account of the 10th year of operations of the Infosys BPO.

The dollar kept falling on Friday, notching fresh multimonth lows against the euro, pound and yen as a warning that Britain's debt level ma...

Dollar rose against the pound but fell versus the euro and yen in New York in thin trading on Tuesday, just before the new year.

Kotak Securities has maintained its ‘buy’ recommendation on Infosys Technologies, and also its price and earnings forecast.

The currency is heading for the longest losing streak since October 2004 as investors increase bets the Federal Reserve will reduce its tar...