On Thursday, the Indian rupee ended slightly lower against the dollar, impacted by continuous demand from importers hedging their positions. While falling oil prices helped bolster market sentiment, the rupee has enjoyed recent appreciation thanks to central bank interventions. Analysts are now forecasting possible interest rate increases by the Reserve Bank of India in the near future.

The Indian rupee ends flat as importer demand offsets oil price decline following geopolitical tensions and market volatility.

The Indian rupee finished slightly lower at the close on Monday, pulling back from an early surge. Demand for dollars from importers and state banks intensified, countering the…

The Indian rupee hit a peak not seen in a month this Wednesday, thanks to lower oil prices and a dip in the U.S. dollar value. As forward premiums fall in anticipation of the…