Indian equities staged a sharp recovery on Monday after starting the session under heavy selling pressure. However, market sentiment remained cautious as crude oil hovered near $115 a barrel and

Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman has flagged persistent foreign capital outflows as one of the main risks for next year, even as she maintained that India’s underlying economic fundamentals remain sound.

The rupee strengthened sharply again on Wednesday morning, extending a three-session recovery as new Reserve Bank of India measures started squeezing some of the speculative dollar demand that had pushed

The Indian rupee opened on a weaker note on Tuesday, August 11, falling 8 paise to ₹95.38 against the US dollar. Rising global crude oil prices, uncertainty around the Middle

On Wednesday, the Indian rupee may depreciate a little as a result of the rise in U.S. yields due to the potential for a hawkish Federal Reserve decision.

The Indian rupee remained relatively unchanged on Tuesday, while forward premiums experienced a drop as market participants awaited the highly anticipated release of U.S. inflation data. By 10:42 a.m. IST, the rupee was trading at 82.4250 against the dollar, displaying minimal variation compared to the previous session’s rate of 82.43.

The Indian rupee depreciated against the US dollar by 13 paisas on Tuesday’s interbank foreign exchange market, opening at 79.58. In early trade on Tuesday, the rupee hit a record