The Indian rupee weakened on Thursday, as dollar demand from foreign banks and importers outweighed the impact of softer U.S.

Rupee closes lower at 86.56 against USD due to strong dollar, high crude oil prices, and foreign fund outflows.

The RBI has updated FEMA regulations to encourage cross-border INR transactions, including settling trade, investments, and ...

The spectre of imported inflation through the falling rupee is a challenge before the Monetary Policy Committee of the ...

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India's Cabinet approves the establishment of the 8th Pay Commission to revise salaries of central government employees and ...

The rupee also gained strength following the RBI’s actions. After a brief dip to 86.60 earlier in the week, the central bank’s intervention helped the currency recover to 86.36 by the close of trading ...

The Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI) is looking to introduce simpler customer identification rules and lower ...

The medium-term outlook for Indian equities remains positive. Fixed income strategies should focus on accrual and high-yield ...

In a recent address to a young audience at the Viksit Bharat Young Leaders Dialogue 2025, the Prime Minister confidently ...

Global media also highlights India’s growing military presence in the Indian Ocean, with recent naval manoeuvres and ongoing ...

In January, so far, TVS and Bajaj each accounted for almost every fourth e2w sold in the market this month, Hero’s share was ...