Indian rupee hits lifetime low, crosses 87-per-dollar for first time
The Indian rupee breached the 87 per dollar mark for the first time today, a steep fall from its previous close of 86.61/$ on January 31. The depreciation can largely be blamed on rising global trade tensions, sparked by new tariffs imposed by US President Donald Trump on imports from Mexico, Canada, and China.
The Reserve Bank of India likely intervened to support the rupee on Wednesday as the currency hovered near its all-time low ...
The RBI interest rate decision and the US January employment report will be in the spotlight on Friday.
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Trump imposed a 10% duty on Chinese exports to the U.S, and 25% tariffs on Canada and Mexico, two of its top trading partners ...
The Indian rupee weakened to a record low on Wednesday as a sharp decline in the afternoon triggered stop losses amid a ...
The Indian Rupee has touched a new low, trading at 87.50 against the US Dollar today. The fall was witnessed against the ...
On Wednesday, one Omani riyal fetched around 225.8 Indian rupees, 719.9 Pakistani rupees, 315 Bangladeshi takas, and 149.1 ...
The Indian rupee is set to become more volatile as the Reserve Bank of India's new governor loosens control over the partially convertible currency as a rampant U.S. dollar exerts relentless downward ...
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