The Indian rupee rose for the third straight session, closing at 88.05 per dollar, supported by a weaker dollar, stronger equities, and opt...

Depreciation of the rupee against the US dollar is providing limited benefits to Indian exporters due to high import content in shipments a...

Indian blue-chip indices closed higher ahead of September's inflation data release, with Sensex and Nifty gaining on the back of banking an...

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 yuan’s recent rally can largely be attributed to the softening of the US dollar. The dollar's slide was sparked by several factors, inc...

The offshore yuan slipped below 7.2150 versus the dollar, headed for its fourth daily decline on worries over China's growth outlook. With ...

The rupee inched up by 8 paise to 82.77 against the US dollar due to the inflow of foreign funds. Forex traders await cues from the US Fed'...

A net of $19 billion was sold in July alone, the most recent data available, and intervention remained heavy in August when the rupee fell ...

Above is a 3-month chart where we can see that RBI has done a fairly good job in arresting the currency depreciation vs dollar.

To be sure, the rupee may have fallen to record lows, but the currency still remains a relative outperformer among Asian emerging market pe...

Indian rupee, Singaporean dollar and Chinese yuan are considered as three relative stable currencies for international investors.

For monetary policy, limited fiscal implications from the latest fiscal measures keep the door open for further easing, said Radhika Rao, e...

Rupee now appears to be heading to its record low against the dollar amid escalating trade tensions.

Its offline smartphone sales in India achieved a market share of over 20 percent.

The govt's Make-in-India campaign aims to reduce the country's import dependence, but a strengthening rupee could now undermine that initia...

The USD/INR declined 1.5% in last 24 hours as investors shifted to US dollar from riskier assets. Back home, disappointing growth data also...

The Rupee has depreciated by ~7.0 per cent since the start of May (from 53.81 per dollar on April 30 to 57.55 a dollar on June 14).