MUMBAI: One-year outright forward rates for the rupee breached the 100 level intraday while the domestic currency slid to a new low of 96.96 in the spot during intra-day trade, before closing at 96.82, down 29 paise from its previous close of 96.53, reports Mayur Shetty.

Mumbai, May 19 (PTI) The rupee slipped to a fresh record low of 96.47 against the US dollar in intraday trade on Tuesday, pressured by rise in crude oil prices, strong dollar and…

Jateen Trivedi said that market participants continue to prefer dollar buying and rupee selling as a hedge against ongoing volatility, projecting a near-term trading range of…

MUMBAI: The rupee weakened to a record closing low of 96.53 against the dollar on Tuesday, marking its sixth consecutive session of decline, as sustained high crude oil prices and…

This marks the eighth consecutive trade session in which the rupee has lost its value.

The rupee falls 13 paise to a record low of 96.83 against the dollar, amid rising inflation and global market concerns.

The rupee fell to a new closing low of 96.83 against the dollar as persistent foreign institutional investor outflows, rising crude oil prices, and global risk aversion weighed…

The Indian rupee has crossed the Rs 100 per US dollar mark in its one-year forward rate. This comes as the spot market saw the rupee hit another historic low. Unabated dollar…

MUMBAI: One-year outright forward rates for the rupee breached the 100 level intraday while the domestic currency slid to a new low of 96.96 in the spot during intra-day trade,…

After hitting multiple record lows in past sessions, Rupee staged a comeback in early trading on Thursday, gaining 61 paise to trade at 96.25 against the US dollar. The rebound…

Rupee rebounds to 96.43 after hitting 100/USD, as geopolitical risks and oil prices continue to influence the market.

On Friday, the Indian rupee made a notable leap, finishing the day above the 96 per dollar threshold. The surge was largely attributed to robust actions from the Reserve Bank of…