Rupee Today Value

The Congress today attacked the Centre over the depreciating value of the rupee against the dollar and said the only request to Prime Minister Narendra Modi is to stop the rupee from scoring a century.

Rupee Today: The rupee strengthened against the dollar as oil prices fell to their lowest level since Russia invaded Ukraine and eased concerns about India's trade deficit and the inflation outlook.

Rupee Today: The rupee started on a weak note early on Monday, tracking a re-energised dollar after blockbuster US jobs data pushed expectations for a bigger-sized Federal Reserve rate hikes, hurting global risk assets.

The rupee collapsed to close at 79.59 against the greenback on the safe-haven stampede into dollar-denominated assets.

Rupee Today: The rupee recovered a touch on Thursday, halting a six-day record weak closes streak.

Congress's Rahul Gandhi said today that he will desist from "blind criticism" of Prime Minister Narendra Modi over the largest single-day drop in the value of rupee.

The Indian rupee on Tuesday depreciated by 7 paise to close at 71.01 against the US dollar as foreign fund outflows and a pause in equity market rally weakened forex market sentiment, news agency Press Trust of India (PTI) reported. However, easing crude oil prices and weaker greenback against rival currencies restricted the rupee fall to some exte...

The rupee on Tuesday plummeted by 97 paise or 1.35 per cent against the US dollar. The local currency opened lower at 72.00 and slipped to an intraday low of 72.40 against the American currency before ending at 72.39. That marked rupee's worst single-day fall since August 5 and the lowest closing level since November 13, 2018. The depreciation in r...

The rupee on Thursday plunged by 26 paise and closed at an over eight-month low. The rupee opened weaker at 71.65 a dollar and touched an intraday low of 71.97 before closing at 71.81 against the American currency. The depreciation in rupee's value came on the back of sharp declines in equity markets and foreign fund outflows. The sudden drop in Ch...

On a weekly basis, the rupee lost 36 paise primarily due to heavy losses on Tuesday due to trade war concerns.

The rupee nosedived 113 paise or 1.62 per cent against the US dollar and breached the 70-mark on Monday, news agency Press Trust of India (PTI) reported. The fall in rupee's value marked the biggest single-day drop in the last six years. The depreciation came on the back of escalation of trade tensions between the United States and China, a sharp d...

At the interbank foreign exchange market, the rupee opened at 69.40 a dollar and advanced to a high of 69.07 during the day

Rising crude oil prices coupled with increased demand for the US currency from importers and banks affected the rupee's value in the forex market, say analysts. The domestic equity markets reversed early gains dragged lower by selling in banking, financial services and media stocks.

As per the country's dynamic pricing mechanism, the domestic fuel prices depend upon international fuel prices on a fifteen-day average and the value of the rupee

Foreign institutional investors (FIIs) pumped in Rs 713.47 crore on a net basis in capital markets on Wednesday.

The Congress today attacked the Centre over the depreciating value of the rupee against the dollar and said the only request to Prime Minister Narendra Modi is to stop the rupee from scoring a century.

Rupee Today: The rupee strengthened against the dollar as oil prices fell to their lowest level since Russia invaded Ukraine and eased concerns about India's trade deficit and the inflation outlook.

Rupee Today: The rupee started on a weak note early on Monday, tracking a re-energised dollar after blockbuster US jobs data pushed expectations for a bigger-sized Federal Reserve rate hikes, hurting global risk assets.

The rupee collapsed to close at 79.59 against the greenback on the safe-haven stampede into dollar-denominated assets.

Rupee Today: The rupee recovered a touch on Thursday, halting a six-day record weak closes streak.

Congress's Rahul Gandhi said today that he will desist from "blind criticism" of Prime Minister Narendra Modi over the largest single-day drop in the value of rupee.

The Indian rupee on Tuesday depreciated by 7 paise to close at 71.01 against the US dollar as foreign fund outflows and a pause in equity market rally weakened forex market sentiment, news agency Press Trust of India (PTI) reported. However, easing crude oil prices and weaker greenback against rival currencies restricted the rupee fall to some exte...

The rupee on Tuesday plummeted by 97 paise or 1.35 per cent against the US dollar. The local currency opened lower at 72.00 and slipped to an intraday low of 72.40 against the American currency before ending at 72.39. That marked rupee's worst single-day fall since August 5 and the lowest closing level since November 13, 2018. The depreciation in r...

The rupee on Thursday plunged by 26 paise and closed at an over eight-month low. The rupee opened weaker at 71.65 a dollar and touched an intraday low of 71.97 before closing at 71.81 against the American currency. The depreciation in rupee's value came on the back of sharp declines in equity markets and foreign fund outflows. The sudden drop in Ch...

On a weekly basis, the rupee lost 36 paise primarily due to heavy losses on Tuesday due to trade war concerns.

The rupee nosedived 113 paise or 1.62 per cent against the US dollar and breached the 70-mark on Monday, news agency Press Trust of India (PTI) reported. The fall in rupee's value marked the biggest single-day drop in the last six years. The depreciation came on the back of escalation of trade tensions between the United States and China, a sharp d...

At the interbank foreign exchange market, the rupee opened at 69.40 a dollar and advanced to a high of 69.07 during the day

Rising crude oil prices coupled with increased demand for the US currency from importers and banks affected the rupee's value in the forex market, say analysts. The domestic equity markets reversed early gains dragged lower by selling in banking, financial services and media stocks.

As per the country's dynamic pricing mechanism, the domestic fuel prices depend upon international fuel prices on a fifteen-day average and the value of the rupee

Foreign institutional investors (FIIs) pumped in Rs 713.47 crore on a net basis in capital markets on Wednesday.