The Central Bank replied harshly to the sudden decline and intervened aggressively in currency markets on Wednesday, selling dollars to prop up the rupee.

Hedging against the Indian Rupee's weakness became costlier on Tuesday with the currency nearing the 90 mark, reflecting heightened concerns about further depreciation and expectations that the ...

The Indian central bank sold a net of $7.91 billion in the foreign exchange market in September, data released on Monday ...

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The revanchist government of the day was clearly canny enough to understand that removing Mahatma Gandhi’s name from the rural employment guarantee scheme (MGNREGA) which was an enforceable ...

The Indian rupee posted its largest annual fall in three years, weighed down by record equity outflows and the lack of a U.S.

Indian government bonds are heading into 2026 with a question mark over how much appetite there is for a ramp-up in debt ...

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The value of a currency of any country is one of the most important indicators of a country’s economic health. In recent years, the Indian rupee has repeatedly faced downward pressure/depreciation ...

MUMBAI, Dec 10 (Reuters) - The Indian rupee slipped on Wednesday, ending a session of back-and-forth price action shaped by portfolio flows, likely maturity of positions in the non-deliverable ...

The Indian rupee’s slide to repeated record lows is starting to pinch the equity market, with analysts warning that prolonged weakness could undermine confidence in the nascent recovery of the $5.2tn ...