Indian Rupee Against Dollar

Rupee Today: The Indian currency weakened a touch against a surging dollar as the focus shifted back to an even more aggressive Fed rate hike path.

Rupee Today: The Indian currency weakened against the rampant dollar on Wednesday.

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

Rupee Today: The Indian currency strengthened sharply against a softer dollar, broadly reflecting a general upswing in risk assets globally.

Rupee Today: The Indian currency opened lower against a restrained dollar early on Monday as August retail inflation data due later in the day was expected to show a surge.

Rupee Today: The Indian currency opened significantly weaker against the greenback after more policy 'pain' statements from major central banks

Rupee Today: The Indian currency weakened sharply to near 79.90 against the dollar.

Let us glance at how the Indian currency rupee has fared against other global benchmark peers since 1947

The rupee gained 45 paise to close at 79.24 (provisional) against the US dollar on Friday as heavy buying in domestic equities and weakness in the greenback bolstered investor sentiment.

The rupee appreciated 26 paise to close at 79.65 (provisional) against the US dollar on Thursday, tracking a firm trend in the domestic equities.

The rupee appreciated 14 paise to 79.77 against the US dollar in early trade on Thursday tracking the overnight weakness of the American currency.

The rupee witnessed a range-bound trading in early trade on Tuesday as firming crude oil prices and concerns about hawkish US Fed offset the support from the overnight weakness of the American currency.

Amid the rupee falling against the US dollar, RBI Governor Shaktikanta Das on Friday said "you buy an umbrella to use it when it rains!', indicating that the central bank is using foreign exchange reserves to deal with currency volatility.

The rupee recovered from its all-time low of 80.06 to close 20 paise higher at 79.85 (provisional) against the US dollar on Thursday following overall weakness in crude oil prices and fresh foreign fund inflows.

This is why the rupee declined to an all-time low of 80 against the US dollar.

Rupee Today: The Indian currency weakened a touch against a surging dollar as the focus shifted back to an even more aggressive Fed rate hike path.

Rupee Today: The Indian currency weakened against the rampant dollar on Wednesday.

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

Rupee Today: The Indian currency strengthened sharply against a softer dollar, broadly reflecting a general upswing in risk assets globally.

Rupee Today: The Indian currency opened lower against a restrained dollar early on Monday as August retail inflation data due later in the day was expected to show a surge.

Rupee Today: The Indian currency opened significantly weaker against the greenback after more policy 'pain' statements from major central banks

Rupee Today: The Indian currency weakened sharply to near 79.90 against the dollar.

Let us glance at how the Indian currency rupee has fared against other global benchmark peers since 1947

The rupee gained 45 paise to close at 79.24 (provisional) against the US dollar on Friday as heavy buying in domestic equities and weakness in the greenback bolstered investor sentiment.

The rupee appreciated 26 paise to close at 79.65 (provisional) against the US dollar on Thursday, tracking a firm trend in the domestic equities.

The rupee appreciated 14 paise to 79.77 against the US dollar in early trade on Thursday tracking the overnight weakness of the American currency.

The rupee witnessed a range-bound trading in early trade on Tuesday as firming crude oil prices and concerns about hawkish US Fed offset the support from the overnight weakness of the American currency.

Amid the rupee falling against the US dollar, RBI Governor Shaktikanta Das on Friday said "you buy an umbrella to use it when it rains!', indicating that the central bank is using foreign exchange reserves to deal with currency volatility.

The rupee recovered from its all-time low of 80.06 to close 20 paise higher at 79.85 (provisional) against the US dollar on Thursday following overall weakness in crude oil prices and fresh foreign fund inflows.

This is why the rupee declined to an all-time low of 80 against the US dollar.