Rupee falls against dollar on trade deal uncertainty, month-end demand, and foreign fund outflows, impacting Indian markets.

Kunal Shah, Head of Commodities at Nirmal Bang, said a more accommodative stance from the Federal Reserve could support prices of both gold and silver.

The Indian rupee experienced its sharpest one-day decline since May, hitting a five-month low due to fears over potential U.S. tariffs on Indian exports.

Indian benchmark stock indices, Sensex and Nifty 50 ended the day almost flat on Wednesday, July 30, after a passive trading ...

The Indian rupee closed at its lowest level in over five months on Wednesday, ending the session at Rs 87.43 against the US ...

The Rupee had opened at 87.12 against the US dollar, and continued to weaken further through the session, breaking past the ...

Rupee depreciates to 87.43 against the US dollar amid India-US trade deal uncertainty and foreign fund outflows. Experts predict further slide.

The Indian rupee posted its steepest one-day drop since May and hit a five-month low on Wednesday, hurt by worries over steep ...

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At the interbank foreign exchange market, the rupee opened on a negative note and touched an early low of 87.15 against the ...