The rupee has reached a peak of 84.78 to the dollar. New geopolitical concerns and rising demand for the US dollar combined to put pressure on the local currency, causing it to reach its highest level since the start of 2025. According to forex traders, the rupee’s decline is the result of a risk-off mentality…
Stable oil prices, a decline in the dollar index, central bank liquidity support, and probable forex market interventions are just a few of the factors that have caused the Indian Rupee to rise more than 1% this week, continuing its winning streak into its eighth session and ending its best weekly performance in two years….
A trading session affected by an outage on the London Stock Exchange Group’s (LSEG) foreign exchange trading platform saw the Indian rupee gain ground on Thursday, helped by dollar sales from foreign banks and reduced short bets against it. The rupee gained 0.2% on the day and ended at 86.9975 versus the US dollar. The…
Tuesday saw the Indian rupee gain strength due to a surge in Asian currencies and probable central bank assistance, while the dollar fell to its lowest level since November versus major rivals. The rupee was up 0.1% for the day, closing at 87.2125 versus the US dollar. Due to pressure from dollar bids sparked by…
The steep decline in the dollar index and the price of Brent crude oil caused the Indian rupee to open 8 paise higher on March 6. After closing at 86.97 against the US dollar, the local currency opened at 86.89 against the US dollar. Early trading saw the dollar index, which compares the value of…
A weaker dollar and a lower-than-expected trade deficit figure helped the rupee, which had been declining for the previous five trading days, recover 28 paise, or 0.33%, against the dollar on Wednesday. This was the biggest rise in almost seven months. The rupee’s stability was also aided by the Reserve Bank of India’s intervention. After…
According to currency analysts, the rupee, which has been under pressure for the past several months, is predicted to weaken due to a strong dollar and slower-than-expected economic development. Given a stronger US economy and an underlying bullish tendency in the dollar, the USD INR is predicted to move higher. Over the next few months,…
As the dollar is expected to strengthen in the upcoming months due to Donald Trump’s election, the rupee fell to a record low on Thursday. The rupee fell to 84.2950, inching past the previous all-time low of 84.28, which was reached on Wednesday. Analysts predicted that the fear of tariffs would weaken the euro and…
The rupee held below the $84 level on Friday, following a two-month low on Thursday, as the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) increased its intervention in the foreign exchange market to halt the depreciation. After closing nearly unchanged against the dollar on Thursday at 83.9750, the rupee fell to 83.9688 on Friday. Market players think…
A weak dollar index, falling crude oil prices, and robust foreign portfolio investment (FPI) inflows have not deterred the Indian rupee from trading close to its all-time low. As of September 10, it closed at 83.98, having moved in a narrow range between 83.92 and 83.99 thus far this month. The rupee has remained rangebound…
