Indian stock market mirrored weak global cues and ended lower amid selling in select banking, auto, realty and FMCG stocks ...
The Rupee, which saw a gap-up opening of 87.13 per dollar, depreciated despite the US Dollar weakening. It closed at 87.46 per dollar, declining by about 40 paise from the previous close of 87.06.
Asian currencies also slumped after the dollar rallied on Trump's sweeping tariffs that impose a 25% levy on Mexican and ...
India's economic growth is projected to decline to 6.4% in FY25, its lowest in four years, largely due to a potential slowdown in manufacturing and investment growth.
MUMBAI: The rupee continued its free fall till afternoon trade, plumbing 87.50 to the dollar, triggering stop losses as ...