The Indian rupee slipped to its all-time low on Friday before turning course to end modestly higher, aided by likely dollar inflows, although its losing steak persisted into a seventh straight week.

The US dollar index surged to 108.54 last week, driven by expectations for slower rate cuts from the Fed in 2025, with ...

"Several factors contributed to this surge in Investor interest, including the US Federal Reserve’s rate cuts, escalating ...

The depreciation is expected to affect Indian students aspiring to study abroad, particularly in countries like the US, where ...

However, they turned into significant sellers after that, with equity sales of Rs 15,828 crore in the cash market for the ...

After starting the week on a strong buying spree, foreign portfolio investors (FPIs) turned net sellers in the Indian equity ...

In November, India's goods exports fell 4.9 per cent year-on-year to USD 32.1 billion, marking a two-year low. According to ...

Like any other trade in life, the relative value of one currency against another depends on which is demanded more. If ...

The price of gold per tola dropped Rs2,000 and reached Rs271,300. The decline comes amid ongoing pressure on the market, driven by a combination of local and international factors. The persistent drop ...

In the near term, demand could face pressure due to the upcoming inauspicious period for purchasing gold, as per the Hindu ...

The central bank’s interventions in the inter-bank forex market coupled to a softer Dollar Index (DXY which gauges the dollar ...

The Nifty 50 and Sensex logged their biggest weekly drop in 30 months on Friday as foreign portfolio investors continued to ...