The Indian rupee is poised to retain its weakening bias on Monday, pressured by broad losses in regional peers, lacklustre foreign equity inflows and persistent dollar demand from local corporates.

The Indian Rupee's performance hinges on the dollar's strength this week. Bond movements will depend on expected interest ...

Meanwhile, India’s 10-year benchmark 6.33% 2035 bond yield, which settled last week at 6.3058%, is expected to move in a ...

Indian equities ended the week lower, with the Nifty slipping 0.7%. On Friday, it declined 143 points to close at 24,968.

The current account recorded a $2.1 billion surplus in FY25, the highest in 22 years, aided by strong remittances. The State ...

The rupee remains under pressure, with the broader trend still tilted toward depreciation amid strong U.S. data and a ...

As of July 18, 2025, the Pakistani Rupee (PKR) recorded a slight depreciation against the Saudi Riyal (SAR) in the interbank market.

The Indian rupee fell for the third straight session, settling 4 paise lower at 86.16 against the US dollar amid global crude oil price hikes and domestic equity market declines.

The rupee stayed weak for the third straight session and settled 4 paise lower at 86.16 against the US dollar on Friday, amid rising global crude oil prices and a steep decline in domestic equity ...

MUMBAI: The Indian rupee weakened slightly on Friday, falling for a second consecutive week, as the dollar recovered from a ...

For the week ended July 11, foreign currency assets — a major component of the reserves — declined $2.48 billion to $588.81 ...

Rupee weakens to RS86/$ as foreign outflows, rising oil prices and equity market declines squeeze sentiment; RBI support and ...