The Indian rupee hit 87.23 against the US dollar due to FPI outflows, oil demand, and US trade tariff concerns, impacting ...

Indian Rupee sharply depreciates against US dollar due to month-end demand, FII outflows, and elevated crude prices.

Rupee falls past 87 against USD due to importer demand, FPI selling, and Trump tariffs, with RBI intervention noted.

The Karnataka government has reaffirmed that the subsidy for its flagship Gruha Jyothi scheme is being paid in advance to Electricity Supply Companies (ESCOMs), with no intention of collecting this ...

Rupee falls against US dollar due to month-end demand, FII outflows, and trade tariff uncertainty, impacting domestic markets ...

Elevated greenback against major crosses and sustained FII outflows also contributed to the decline in the domestic unit, ...

The rupee fell sharply by 51 paise to settle at 87.23 (provisional) against the US dollar on Tuesday due to month-end dollar ...

On the Sensex, M&M, Airtel, Zomato, and Nestle emerged among the gainers. On the flip side, the laggards in the day included Sun Pharma, PowerGrid, TCS, Tech M, and Asian Paints, among others.

At the interbank foreign exchange, the rupee opened weak at 86.83 and kept losing ground through the day before settling at 87.23 (provisional), 51 paise lower than its previous close.

The Indian rupee slumped against the US dollar on Tuesday, driven by month-end dollar demand from importers amid uncertainty ...

Rupee falls 49 paise to close at 87.21 (provisional) against US dollar. on Devdiscourse ...