The Indian rupee has bounced back in the past two weeks, making it one of the top-performing currencies in the emerging ...

The rupee at a historic low against the US dollar increases inflation, raises overseas education and travel costs, impacts investments, and heightens debt burdens, straining overall personal finances.

October, the Indian rupee was Asia’s worst-performing currency of 2025. It was heading for its biggest annual drop since 2022 ...

Analysts said that capital markets are moved by sustained DII buying, marginal FII buying and news of brisk festival season ...

The rupee depreciated by 25 paise to hit a record intraday low of 88.53 against the US dollar in early trade on Tuesday.

The selling of dollars by the RBI's last week helped the rupee post its best weekly performance in nearly four months ...

The Indian rupee strengthened by 9 paise to close at 87.93 against the US dollar on Monday, driven by foreign fund inflows ...

Rupee gains 40 paise to 87.68 vs USD in early trade, supported by RBI intervention, softer dollar, lower crude, and strong ...

At the interbank foreign exchange market, the rupee opened strong at 87.94 and moved in a tight range due to restricted trade ...

On Thursday, the rupee appreciated 12 paise to close at 87.96 against the US dollar, registering gains for the second ...

The Indian rupee continues to fall against the US Dollar, weakened by a strong dollar and uncertainties over the India–US ...