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The rupee trimmed its initial gains against the U.S. currency but was still quoted higher by 120 paise to 67.60 per dollar on Thursday. | Photo Credit: Raghunathan S. R. The rupee depreciated 11 paise to close at 83.65 (provisional) against the American currency, weighed down by a muted trend in domestic equities and rising…
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At the interbank foreign exchange market, the Indian currency traded 9 paise higher than its previous closing level. | Photo Credit: REUTERS The rupee sustained its gaining streak for the third straight session and rose 9 paise to 83.56 against the US dollar in early trade on Friday (September 20, 2024) buoyed by a firm…
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Representational image. | Photo Credit: The Hindu The rupee witnessed range-bound trade and settled for the day higher by 4 paise at 83.88 (provisional) against the U.S. dollar on Monday (September 16, 2024) supported by weak American currency and significant foreign fund inflows, while firm crude oil prices capped sharp gains. Forex traders said market…
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Rupee appreciated by 5 paise to 83.91 against the U.S. dollar. File | Photo Credit: Reuters The rupee appreciated by 5 paise to 83.91 against the U.S. dollar in early trade on Friday (September 13, 2024) supported by weakening of the American currency in the overseas market and significant foreign fund inflows. Forex traders said…
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Image for representational purposes only. | Photo Credit: REUTERS The rupee traded in a narrow range to settle 4 paise higher at 83.95 (provisional) against the U.S. dollar on Thursday (September 12, 2024) amid a positive trend in domestic equities and foreign fund inflows. Forex traders said the rupee trade was range-bound, with a slight…
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The rupee witnessed range-bound trade and settled for the day on a flat note at 83.98 (provisional) against U.S. dollar on Wednesday (September 11, 2024) as the support from the lower level of crude oil prices and soft US dollar was negated by a weak trend in domestic equities. Forex traders said significant corrections in…
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Exchange Data said that FIIs bought equities worth ₹2,208.23 crore on Tuesday (September 10, 2024). File | Photo Credit: Reuters Equity benchmark indices declined in early trade on Wednesday (September 11, 2024) after two days of gains amid selling in Tata Motors and weak trends in Asian markets. The 30-share BSE Sensex fell 111.85 points…
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File. | Photo Credit: Reuters The rupee gained 2 paise to close at 83.95 (provisional) against the US dollar on Friday (September 6, 2024) amid a weak greenback in overseas markets. However, negative domestic markets, rise in crude oil prices, and outflow of foreign capital capped sharp gains, forex traders said. At the interbank currency…
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We expect the rupee to trade with a slight positive bias as domestic markets are trading at fresh record highs with fresh FII inflows. File | Photo Credit: Raghunathan S.R. The rupee declined 7 paise to close at 83.92 (provisional) against the greenback on Monday (September 2, 2024) on disappointing domestic macroeconomic data. However, positive…
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File. | Photo Credit: Reuters Rupee declined 3 paise to hit 83.88 against the U.S. dollar in early trade on Monday (September 2, 2024) amid fluctuating crude oil prices. Forex traders said volatility in the international dollar trade and limited movement in the Brent crude rates contributed to the decline in the domestic currency in…
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