Rupee Vs Dollar

Rupee Falls By 21 Paise To 71.24 Against Dollar

Business | Press Trust of India | Friday January 18, 2019

Rupee Vs Dollar: Forex traders said strengthening of the US dollar against some currencies overseas weighed on the local unit.

Rupee Edges Higher By 9 Paise Against Dollar

Business | Press Trust of India | Thursday January 17, 2019

Forex dealers said, easing crude oil prices and selling of the American currency by exporters supported the rupee.

Rupee Edges Higher By 13 Paise Against Dollar

Business | Agencies | Wednesday January 16, 2019

INR Vs USD: Gains in domestic stock markets and weakening of the greenback in overseas markets supported the rupee, traders said.

Rupee Weakens To Close Below 71 Mark Against Dollar

Business | Press Trust of India | Tuesday January 15, 2019

Rupee on Monday plunged by 43 paise to close at a nearly one-month low of 70.92 against the US dollar.

Inflation Data, Corporate Earnings To Dictate Stock Market Trend: Experts

Business | Indo-Asian News Service | Sunday January 13, 2019

Reliance Industries, Hindustan Unilever, ICICI Securities and Wipro are expected to report their earnings in the coming week.

Rupee Falls By 25 Paise To Close At 70.46 Against Dollar

Business | Press Trust of India | Wednesday January 9, 2019

At the Interbank Foreign Exchange (forex) Wednesday, the rupee opened on a firm note at 70.08, but soon pared its initial gains and fell to an intra-day low of 70.65 against the US dollar.

Rupee To Weaken To 71.50 Against Dollar In A Year: Poll

Business | Thomson Reuters | Wednesday January 9, 2019

While the currency (INR vs USD) recovered nearly 6 per cent after touching a record low of 74.485 per dollar on October 11, the January 2-8 poll of more than 65 analysts showed the rupee will weaken again. The rupee rate (forex rate) fell about 9 per cent in 2018.

Rupee Breaks Two-Day Gain To Slip Below 70 Mark Against Dollar: 10 Things To Know

Business | NDTV Profit Team | Tuesday January 8, 2019

The rupee declined by 53 paise, or 0.8 per cent, to close at 70.21 against the dollar on Tuesday. That marked the first lower closing for the rupee against the greenback after two days of appreciation. Concerns on the widening of current account deficit on rising crude oil prices pulled the rupee lower, say analysts. Strength in the dollar against ...

Rupee Weakens By 36 Paise To 70.04 Against Dollar

Business | Press Trust of India | Tuesday January 8, 2019

The rupee weakened even after the Central Statistics Office (CSO) released positive advanced estimates of national income for 2018-19.

Rupee Rises By 33 Paise To 69.39 Against Dollar

Business | Press Trust of India | Monday January 7, 2019

Rupee Vs Dollar: Forex dealers said, selling of the American currency by exporters supported the rupee.

Rupee Rises By 34 Paise To 69.86 Against Dollar

Business | Press Trust of India | Friday January 4, 2019

Rupee Vs Dollar: The equity market staged a recovery and propped up the rupee, traders said.

Rupee Edges Lower To Close At 70.20 Against Dollar

Business | Press Trust of India | Thursday January 3, 2019

At the Interbank Foreign Exchange (forex) market, the rupee opened lower at 70.30 and fell further to touch the day's low of 70.53.

Rupee Drops By 22 Paise Against Dollar

Business | Press Trust of India | Thursday January 3, 2019

At the forex market, the rupee opened lower at 70.30 and fell further to touch a low of 70.40 a dollar, down 22 paise over its previous closing.

Rupee Falls By 27 Paise To 69.70 Against Dollar: 10 Things To Know

Business | NDTV Profit Team | Wednesday January 2, 2019

The rupee declined by 27 paise and fell to 69.70 per dollar mark in early trade on Wednesday amid strengthening of the American currency and lower opening in domestic equities, reported news agency Press Trust of India (PTI). Sustained foreign fund outflows also weighed on the local unit, traders were quoted as saying in the PTI report. However, lo...

Rupee Moves Above 70-Mark Against Dollar

Business | Press Trust of India | Friday December 28, 2018

Analysts said a weak dollar overseas and oil supply glut concerns propped up the domestic currency.