The Indian rupee strengthened for the third consecutive day, closing at 94.56 against the dollar. This rise was driven by retreating oil prices following a preliminary peace pact in West Asia, easing external sector pressures and boosting global risk appetite for emerging market assets.

Currency seen opening at ₹94.80-94.85 per dollar with hopes of renewed dollar inflows

The Indian rupee strengthened against the U.S. dollar for a second day. This rise follows a drop in oil prices and measures by the Reserve Bank of India to attract foreign…

The rupee rose 40 paise to close at 94.71 against the US dollar, hitting a five-week high as easing geopolitical tensions in West Asia boosted market sentiment. Falling global oil…

The Indian rupee reached a five-week high on Monday. Benchmark bond yields fell to their lowest since mid-April. This surge followed news of an initial peace deal in West Asia.…

The Indian rupee strengthened for the third day in a row. This rise was supported by positive sentiment and anticipation of a U.S.-Iran peace agreement. Lower oil prices also…

The Indian rupee strengthened for a third consecutive session, gaining 15 paise to close at 94.56 per US dollar in a range-bound trade. The currency was supported by easing…