The Indian rupee is expected to slip past 86 to the U.S. dollar at the open on Friday, hit by surging oil prices and sliding ...

A surge in oil prices after Israel’s strikes on Iran sent the Indian rupee tumbling on Friday, prompting the central bank to ...

Rupee falls to 86.07 against dollar due to oil prices, global tensions, FII outflows, and weak equity markets.

Rupee falls below 86 against dollar due to oil price surge and geopolitical tensions, RBI intervention limits downside.

It will also mean changes to currencies such as the Indian and Pakistan rupee as well as the Philippines peso. The dollar's ...

The rupee opened at 86.14 per dollar, down 55 paise from Thursday’s (June 12's) close of 85.60. This marks the sharpest ...

The Indian rupee experienced its worst day in over a month, plummeting 0.6% to 86.08 per dollar following Israeli strikes on ...

The Indian rupee opened significantly weaker on Friday, plunging by 55 paise to 86.1537 against the US dollar, breaching the ...

The Rupee on Friday depreciated by 29 paisa against the US Dollar in the interbank trading and closed at Rs. 282.96 against ...

On the domestic front, Indian equity markets mirrored the global nervousness. The BSE Sensex tumbled 1,337.39 points to ...

The Reserve Bank of India (RBI) is believed to have sold dollars to support the rupee after a surge in oil prices, triggered ...