The Indian rupee continued its strong downward trend as the rising US dollar and bond yields affected the country’s economy. The USD/INR exchange rate has risen for 11 straight weeks and is ...

The USD/INR exchange rate was trading at 87.50 on Friday, a few points below the all-time high of 87.61. It has risen by over 5.8% from its lowest level in 2024. So, what next for the USD to INR ...

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However, during the session on Monday, we have seen the US dollar sell off against almost everything, so the Indian rupee may have gotten a little bit of a helping hand from that general attitude.

The currency rates forecast roundup of Morgan Stanley’s views on the major exchange rate pairs - GBP, EUR, USD, INR,... Pound Sterling to Euro rate predicted to strengthen as we approach 2016 ...

The Indian Rupee trades weaker on the day. According to the daily chart, the USD/INR pair keeps the bearish vibe, with the price holding below the key 100-day Exponential Moving Average (EMA).

The Indian rupee will erase nearly all of the gains it has made against the U.S. dollar in the last two months and tumble ...