Page 95 - Rupee

Rupee has not depreciated to a worrying level, govt should watch CAD: Rajan

Rajan says, this is a time where countries should be focusing on getting the macro stability in order

Rupee@70: RBI may have shifted rupee intervention limit, say analysts

Finance ministry has linked rupee weakness to external factors

Ongoing depreciation of the rupee to add to India Inc's borrowing woes

The recent fall in rupee will raise funding costs

Understanding the recent market rally

The three sectors with the biggest gains are PSU banks (up 14.3%), pharma (11.4%) and metals (up 10.4%)

With the rupee depreciating, should you opt for international funds?

The rupee may not always depreciate, and international markets also go through ups and downs

More uncertainty with rupee's slide

The higher price of crude oil and the falling rupee, coupled with looser fiscal policy, might have inflationary impact

From trade war to Turkey's lira crisis, factors that led to rupee's decline

Rupee bleeds on geopolitical and macro stress; breakdown 70

mark to hit lifelow

Forex: The gusty rupee went into a tailspin and

suffered one of its worst stretches in history - crashing

mercilessly to breach the key psychological 70-mark to end at

a life-time low of 70.15 against the resurgent US dollar.

An unprecedented speculative sell-off alongwith heavy

dollar demand from importers sent the domestic unit tumbling

by a steep 132 paise - its biggest weekly fall this year so

far despite government's soothing rhetoric.

The Indian unit collapsed to a life-time low of 70.40,

triggering currency market intervention by the central bank to

defend the beleaguered rupee.

Panic and capitulation overshadowed trading sentiment

as traders and speculators saw no signs that monetary

authorities would

Rupee closes at new record low of 70.16 amid volatility in currency markets

Since the beginning of this year, it has declined by only 9.8%

Rupee hits new all-time low of 70.32 against US dollar, plunges 43 paise

A sharp surge in trade deficit, which soared to a near five-year high of USD 18 billion, too impacted the rupee

Rupee breaches 70-mark against dollar, experts say volatility manageable

From the end of March 2018 to August 3, India's foreign exchange reserves were down by $21.84 billion to $402.70 billion

Rupee fall spooks India Inc boardrooms; CFOs worry RBI may hike rates again

To stem the fall in the currency's value, the central banks across the world are raising interest rates, triggered by rising US interest rates and a rising dollar

External factors behind rupee's fall to record low, nothing to worry: Govt

The rupee hit an all-time low of 70.1 to a US dollar earlier on Tuesday on concerns over Turkey's economic woes

Rupee hits record low of 70.08 a dollar, Turkey rout complicates RBI's job

A weaker currency complicates the central bank's job of keeping prices in check as it makes imports costlier

Rupee headed towards 72 levels; IT, pharma stocks to benefit, say analysts

Rupee may fall further if global concerns, including US's protectionist measures against countries such as Turkey and China, persist.

Rupee crashes to all-time low of 69.92 against dollar on Turkish Lira shock

The fall in the broader market was sharper, with two stocks declining for every one advancing on the BSE

Rupee plunges 79 paise to hit record low of 69.62 against US dollar

On Friday, the rupee had lost 15 paise to end at 68.83 against the resurgent dollar

Amid currency war, rupee may touch 70 a dollar by December: BS poll

The Indian rupee has lost more than 6.5 per cent and has hit its lifetime low of 69.10 a dollar in June-end

Rupee steady at 68.70 against US dollar amid higher local equities

The rupee drew strength from rallying domestic equities, a dealer said

Rupee retreats from 1-month-high, rises 5 paise at 68.38 against dollar

The RBI raised repo rate by 25 basis points to 6.5 per cent amid inflationary concerns

Ahead of RBI policy move, rupee slips by 5 paise to 68.59 against US dollar

Policy meetings of the US Federal Reserve (today) and Bank of England (tomorrow), are also keeping investors cautious