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 came as oil prices eased, a factor that had been dragging down the domestic currency in recent sessions.

Traders said the losses would have been steeper if not for likely dollar-selling intervention by the Reserve Bank of India. | World News

Rupee hit a record low on Monday, sliding for the seventh consecutive trading session, as a jump in global bond yields converged with elevated energy prices and deepened the…

The Indian rupee edged higher on Tuesday, recovering from an early dip near an all-time low. Dollar offers from state-run lenders and foreign banks provided support, with traders…

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The Indian rupee hits a record low of 96.91, marking seven consecutive sessions of decline amid economic pressures.

The rupee slid to 96.96 per dollar, breaching its previous record low of 96.6150 hit in the prior session, and ended the day at 96.82

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…