The Indian rupee surged, marking its largest single-day gain in nearly five years, closing at 86.05 against the US dollar.

The rupee rebounded from record low level and registered the steepest single-day gain in nearly five years to settle 73 paise higher at 86.05 against the US dollar on Tuesday after global crude oil ...

The domestic currency logged its biggest single-day gain in a month. It opened at 86.1 against the dollar compared to the ...

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The Indian rupee had its best day in a month on Tuesday as oil prices slumped, the dollar weakened and Asian currencies ...

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Sri Lanka's government has issued a statement on the Israel-Iran war calling on “all parties to take concrete steps to ...

Sri Lanka's government has issued a statement on the Israel-Iran war calling on “all parties to take concrete steps to ...

Sensex and Nifty fell over 1 per cent on Monday after the US struck three nuclear sites in Iran with bunker-busting bombs ...

Markets open lower on geopolitical tensions, Nifty 50 at 24,871.95, Sensex at 81,624.01, oil prices surge, gold volatile.

Expectations of rupee volatility and the cost of hedging against the currency's decline had a muted reaction to worries over ...