The Indian rupee could trade with a depreciation bias in the near to medium term and underperform Asian peers, ANZ economists said.

The Indian rupee is expected to inch higher at open on Thursday, helped by a slightly softer dollar and favourable momentum, though likely resistance at a key psychological level will cap gains.

The Indian rupee jumped 40 paise to cross the 87/$ level for the first time this month, at a fresh eight-day high of 86.73, ...

The Indian Rupee (INR) opens lower against the US Dollar (USD) on Wednesday after a three-day winning streak. The USD/INR ...

Indian rupee rally at risk due to Asian currency decline, lackluster equity flows, and cautious optimism on Ukraine-Russia ...

(Reuters) -Long positions on most Asian currencies dwindled over the past fortnight as market participants took a cautious ...

The Indian rupee fell on Thursday as aggressive dollar buying by oil importers towards the end of the session pressured the local currency even as persistent greenback sales by foreign banks helped ...

Analysis of factors affecting the Indian rupee's movement against the dollar, including potential future scenarios and impact ...

The Indian rupee emerged as the best-performing currency, gaining 0.5% amid renewed optimism from foreign portfolio investor ...

India is all set to celebrate its 79th Independence Day this year. The journey of the rupee has reflected the evolution of ...

Unveiling plans to simplify its four-tier Goods and Services Tax into two primary slabs5% for essential and merit products and 18% for normal itemsthe Indian government is also carving out a special ...