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The rupee gained 19 paise to close at 95.80 against the US dollar, supported by improved global risk sentiment and possible RBI intervention. Gains were capped by importer demand, high crude prices and a stronger dollar
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The rupee fell 23 paise to close at 95.96 against the US dollar, pressured by higher crude oil prices, a stronger greenback and heavy domestic equity selling. Rising US bond yields and geopolitical uncertainties also weighed on investor sentiment
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The rupee pared its initial gains to close unchanged at 95.89 against the US dollar on Friday. Support from domestic equities and lower crude prices helped cap losses, while a strong dollar weighed on the Indian currency, forex traders said
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The rupee slipped below 96 against the US dollar in intraday trade before recovering to settle 3 paise lower at 95.94. Likely RBI intervention, softer dollar index and crude prices helped the currency pare initial losses amid global uncertainties
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The rupee fell 5 paise to settle at 95.57 against the US dollar, extending its losing streak to five sessions. Risk aversion, elevated crude oil prices and geopolitical tensions weighed on sentiment, while suspected RBI intervention helped pare initial losses
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The rupee fell 25 paise to 95.33 against the US dollar in early trade as Brent crude crossed USD 100 per barrel. Elevated oil prices, persistent dollar demand and global tensions raised concerns over India’s import bill and currency
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The rupee fell 34 paise to 95.08 against the US dollar as Brent crude crossed USD 100 a barrel amid escalating US-Iran tensions. Weak equities, FII outflows and risk aversion also weighed on the Indian currency on Wednesday
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The rupee fell 7 paise to close at 94.50 against the US dollar as rising crude oil prices and global headwinds offset support from strong FCNR inflows. Weak domestic equities also weighed on sentiment, while forex reserves climbed to a record high
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The rupee edged up 2 paise to close at 95.43 against the US dollar, supported by falling crude oil prices and gains in domestic equities. However, a stronger dollar and foreign investor outflows limited gains, traders said
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The rupee gained 6 paise to settle at 95.39 against the US dollar on Friday, supported by lower global crude prices and RBI intervention. However, a stronger dollar and foreign investor outflows kept the domestic currency under pressure
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The rupee pared its initial gains to settle 11 paise lower at 95.55 against the US dollar, pressured by a stronger greenback and weak domestic markets. Easing crude prices provided some support, while analysts expect the currency to trade within 95-96
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The rupee strengthened 26 paise to close at 95.44 against the US dollar on Tuesday, supported by gains in domestic equities, a weaker dollar and falling crude prices. Analysts said RBI intervention and oil prices would remain key near-term drivers
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The US Supreme Court has temporarily allowed construction of a new White House ballroom to continue, freezing lower court rulings that had ordered work to stop. The Trump administration said the privately funded project was 65 per cent complete.
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The rupee settled nearly flat at 95.71 against the US dollar on Friday after paring early gains. While a weaker dollar and positive domestic market sentiment offered support, geopolitical tensions and crude oil concerns limited the currency’s rise
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The rupee fell 19 paise to close at 95.61 against the US dollar on Monday, pressured by weak domestic equities and rising crude prices. Traders expect a slight negative bias amid delayed US-Iran talks, broader dollar support and changing FCNR(B) deposit rules
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The rupee is expected to weaken to Rs 97 per dollar by FY27-end and Rs 99 by FY28-end, BMI said. Elevated energy prices, global risk aversion and interest-rate differentials will pressure the currency, while capital inflows and remittances may cushion depreciation
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The rupee gained 3 paise to close at 95.42 against the US dollar, supported by a weaker greenback overseas. However, foreign fund outflows, elevated crude oil prices and geopolitical uncertainties kept pressure on the domestic currency
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The rupee weakened 12 paise to 95.45 against the US dollar on Thursday as weak domestic markets, foreign fund outflows and geopolitical concerns pressured investor sentiment. Strong dollar demand also weighed on the currency, while crude prices and RBI intervention offered support
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The rupee ended nearly flat on Friday, gaining 2 paise to 95.20 against the US dollar, as risk aversion over uncertain Iran-Oman negotiations and higher crude prices weighed on sentiment. Markets remained cautious ahead of the weekend and US jobs data
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The rupee depreciated 16 paise to close at 95.24 against the US dollar on Thursday, weighed down by a firmer dollar index and foreign fund outflows. Lower crude oil prices limited losses, while domestic equity markets ended higher