Rupee Crash

Rupee Today: The rupee crashed against the dollar on Thursday after the Federal Reserve projected higher for longer interest rates.

Rupee Today: The rupee crashed on Tuesday following the dollar's greatest surge in two weeks overnight.

The rupee gained slightly on Tuesday, driven by an easing dollar on less hawkish US central bank bets.

The Indian rupee will fall further against the U.S. dollar over the rest of the year, a Reuters poll on Thursday showed, setting up the currency for its steepest annual decline in at least nine years.

The rupee crashed at the start of the final quarter, with the domestic currency in sight of another key level of 82 per dollar.

Rupee Today: The rupee crashed to a new record low against a rampant greenback on Thursday, with 81 per dollar now just a hop, skip and jump away.

The rupee weakened significantly, with 80 per dollar just a whisker away as the greenback hit a new two-decade high.

The rupee crashed early on Friday against a surging dollar on expectations of a jumbo-sized Federal Reserve rate hike next week.

Rupee Today: The Indian currency crashes to near 79.60 against a resurgent dollar from its previous close of 79.15.

The rupee hit a more than one-week high against the US currency on Friday, as the dollar index fell further from a two-decade high scaled earlier this week.

The rupee reversed early gains to end on a weak note as oil prices surged over 1 per cent, even as the dollar struggled a day after its biggest fall in five months.

The rupee breathed a sigh of relief early on Wednesday and recovered a touch against the rampant dollar a day after crashing to its all-time weak close.

After benchmark Indian indexes crashed on Friday, marking their first weekly drop in four, the intense selling pressure is likely to continue in the week ahead as investors across the globe remain concerned about the impact of aggressive monetary policy tightening on economic growth.

The Indian rupee weakened as as riskier assets took a hit after Russia launched military operations against Ukraine.

Crash in oil prices to 18-year lows is in particular a tailwind for rupee and could even return the country's current account balance to a surplus.

Rupee Today: The rupee crashed against the dollar on Thursday after the Federal Reserve projected higher for longer interest rates.

Rupee Today: The rupee crashed on Tuesday following the dollar's greatest surge in two weeks overnight.

The rupee gained slightly on Tuesday, driven by an easing dollar on less hawkish US central bank bets.

The Indian rupee will fall further against the U.S. dollar over the rest of the year, a Reuters poll on Thursday showed, setting up the currency for its steepest annual decline in at least nine years.

The rupee crashed at the start of the final quarter, with the domestic currency in sight of another key level of 82 per dollar.

Rupee Today: The rupee crashed to a new record low against a rampant greenback on Thursday, with 81 per dollar now just a hop, skip and jump away.

The rupee weakened significantly, with 80 per dollar just a whisker away as the greenback hit a new two-decade high.

The rupee crashed early on Friday against a surging dollar on expectations of a jumbo-sized Federal Reserve rate hike next week.

Rupee Today: The Indian currency crashes to near 79.60 against a resurgent dollar from its previous close of 79.15.

The rupee hit a more than one-week high against the US currency on Friday, as the dollar index fell further from a two-decade high scaled earlier this week.

The rupee reversed early gains to end on a weak note as oil prices surged over 1 per cent, even as the dollar struggled a day after its biggest fall in five months.

The rupee breathed a sigh of relief early on Wednesday and recovered a touch against the rampant dollar a day after crashing to its all-time weak close.

After benchmark Indian indexes crashed on Friday, marking their first weekly drop in four, the intense selling pressure is likely to continue in the week ahead as investors across the globe remain concerned about the impact of aggressive monetary policy tightening on economic growth.

The Indian rupee weakened as as riskier assets took a hit after Russia launched military operations against Ukraine.

Crash in oil prices to 18-year lows is in particular a tailwind for rupee and could even return the country's current account balance to a surplus.