The Indian rupee weakened on Tuesday, as dampened global risk appetite and renewed concerns about trade tariffs under U.S.

The rupee closed at 86.5225 against the dollar, down 0.2% on the day, its biggest one-day percentage fall since Jan. 16.

RBI partners with fintech firm Cred to launch retail e-Rupee wallet, marking a major expansion of India's CBDC program.

The Indian rupee, following last week's relief rally, is expected to decline on Monday, weighed by the dip in the Chinese ...

The Reserve Bank of India (RBI) has spent $77 billion from its forex reserves to stabilize the Indian rupee. The intervention ...

The Indian rupee has been on the depreciation path in the last few months due to various factors such as widening trade ...

The local currency opened 15 paise down at 86.3550 against the US dollar, as against 86.2050 against the greenback at the ...

"Did you know that in 1947, ₹3.30 could buy you 1 U.S. dollar? Fast forward to 2025, and it takes approximately ₹86 to make ...

Tiger Global and Peak XV backed Indian firm Cred has become the first fintech platform to roll out access to India's central ...

The Indian Rupee staged a remarkable recovery today, bouncing back from an all-time low to post its best single-day gain in ...

For nearly two years, Indian importers flocked to a commonly used option strategy to hedge their forex risks amid the rupee's ...

The rupee hit an all-time low against the US dollar, closing at 86.63. The drop is attributed to the strengthening US dollar, geopolitical tensions, and economic factors. Despite intervention by the ...