The Indian rupee weakened past ​92 per dollar for the first time on Wednesday as an intensifying ‌war in West Asia drove oil ...

Traders have said the Indian rupee is extending declines amid the spike in crude prices. Brent crude futures are trading ...

The Indian rupee is set to open at a record low of 92.10-92.15 per US dollar due to Middle East geopolitical tensions and rising crude oil prices.

Dhiraj Nim, Economist & FX Strategist at ANZ Research, says the rupee was already under pressure due to weak capital inflows, and rising oil prices from Middle East tensions could accelerate the ...

Opening weaker at 91.25 per dollar (down 28 paise compared with previous close of 90.97), the rupee tested intraday high/low of 91.2150/91.4900. It closed at 91.49 per dollar, down 52 paise versus the ...

Indian Rupee weakens 31 paise against the US Dollar to 90.99. Explore the impact of US-Iran tensions, crude oil prices, and equity markets.

The rupee fell 1 paise to settle at 90.96 against the US dollar, reflecting minor weakness in the currency market amid global and domestic factors.

The Indian rupee is expected to trade in the range of Rs 90.40-91.20 per US dollar throughout the next week, supported by ...

A surge in crude oil prices, due to closure of the Strait of Hormuz amid the Iran war, presents a compounding risk for the rupee.

The Indian rupee’s slide to ₹91 against the US dollar marks a critical juncture for financial markets and global capital flows. While currency depreciation is not unusual for emerging economies, ...

Rupee vs Ruble: How Much Indian Currency Declines in Value After Reaching Russia As geopolitical dynamics and high-level diplomatic meetings draw attention, one question has become increasingly ...

The rupee surged by 21 paise to 90.73 against the US dollar in early trade on Monday, aided by a sharp fall in global crude oil prices and a weaker greenback amid renewed uncertainties over US ...