2026-06-01
The Indian rupee continued its upward momentum at the start of a crucial week, strengthening against the US dollar on Monday as market.
The Indian rupee continued its upward momentum at the start of a crucial week, strengthening against the US dollar on Monday as market.
The Indian rupee continued its upward trajectory against the US dollar on Monday, marking the start of a week packed with major economic.
The Indian rupee struggled to extend its recent recovery against the US dollar on Wednesday, as renewed uncertainty surrounding the US-Iran nuclear deal.
Analysts at ING have assessed the outlook for the Indian rupee following a recent oil price shock, suggesting that gradual stabilisation is on.
Singapore-based DBS Bank has revised its Indian Rupee (INR) forecast, projecting the currency to trade in a range of 95 to 100 against.
The Indian rupee continues to trade close to its all-time low against the US dollar, pressured by persistently elevated global crude oil prices.
The Indian rupee continued to trade near its recent lows on Wednesday, struggling to recover as sustained foreign capital outflows from domestic equity.
Commerzbank analysts have highlighted that the Indian rupee remains under sustained pressure due to persistently high crude oil prices, a dynamic that continues.
The Indian rupee staged a modest recovery against the US dollar on [current date or recent date], snapping a three-day losing streak as.
The Indian Rupee weakened against the US Dollar on Tuesday, with the USD/INR pair recovering ground as a rebound in global crude oil.