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Global volatility sparked by fluctuating U.S. tariff policies will remain in focus for the Indian rupee this week, even as a ...
MUMBAI: The Indian rupee is poised to open marginally higher on Tuesday as the US dollar faces headwinds from renewed trade policy ambiguity and with risk sentiment on the mend. The 1-month ...
The Indian rupee is poised to open marginally higher on Tuesday as the U.S. dollar faces headwinds from renewed trade policy ambiguity and with risk sentiment on the mend.
Over the past decade, the US dollar has lost about 35% of its value due to inflation. But the rupee’s fall has been even ...
CA Nitin Kaushik said that some people argue that salaries in India grow faster. Though he doesn’t deny it, he questions whether that trend still holds true today.
As RBI cuts interest rate, INR comes under immediate pressure Dubai: The Indian rupee is under pressure again, trading at 22.58 to one dirham, as the central bank cut interest rates by another 0.25%.
INR's new strength has come after two days of high UAE-India remittance volumes The dollar's in retreat and which is why the Indian rupee is once again firming up. For Indian expats in the UAE and ...
The Indian Rupee depreciated vis-vis the US dollar during October 2024-March 2025, primarily reflecting the uncertainties due to disruptions in global trade, strengthening of the US dollar and capital ...
The Indian rupee, alongside its regional peers, was pegged back by a weaker Chinese yuan on Wednesday after US President Donald Trump's "reciprocal" tariffs kicked in, opens new tab, including a ...
Speaking to the media following the central bank’s April MPC review, Malhotra reaffirmed the RBI’s long-standing stance of ...
Indian stock markets saw a strong rally on Tuesday as benchmark indices surged over the 90-day reciprocal tariffs relief by the US administration, amid similar relief likely for the automotive sector.
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