Rupee staged a recovery in early trade on Friday, rising 22 paise against the US dollar after opening on a weak note, with likely intervention by the Reserve Bank of India helping the domestic currency steady despite crude oil prices breaching the $100-a-barrel mark.

The rupee strengthened by twenty-one paise, closing at ninety-six point twenty-four on Tuesday. Lower oil prices reduced demand for the US dollar, supporting the local currency.…

Rupee began Thursday on a positive note, rising 0.1% against the US dollar. The currency opened at 96.49 against the greenback, compared with its previous close of 96.56, after…

The Indian rupee remained largely unchanged on Thursday. Higher oil prices and central bank actions influenced its movement. Global tensions in the Red Sea and strikes on Iran…

On Thursday, the Indian rupee hovered close to a two-month low, influenced by potential intervention from the central bank to counteract rising oil prices. Brent crude oil…

Rupee falls 4 paise to 96.57 against the dollar, supported by RBI intervention amid rising crude oil prices.

RBI may intervene as rupee approaches record low amid rising oil prices and Middle East tensions, traders report.

Rupee rises 22 paise to 96.51 against the US dollar amid RBI intervention and rising global crude oil prices.