The new coronavirus outbreak can now be described as a pandemic, the head of the World Health Organization announced Wednesday.
"Prime Minister, you need to tell the nation what is the BJP's connection to the Yes Bank and its owner," Randeep Surjewala asked.
The S&P index recorded two new 52-week highs and 135 new lows, while the Nasdaq recorded eight new highs and 415 new lows.
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Many forecasters came into 2020 expecting that US growth might trail other parts of the world and act as a drag on the American currency
Caution over the future path of trade talks pushed the dollar index down 0.23%, last at 96.948
Speculators slashed their bullish positions in COMEX gold contracts in the week to Dec. 10
Forex traders said month-end dollar demand from importers and uncertainty over the US-China trade talks also weighed on the domestic currency.
US President Donald Trump on Tuesday said Washington was in the "final throes" of a deal that would defuse the 16-month tariff dispute with Beijing.
The rupee gain was further strengthened by weakening of dollar against the key rival currencies.
The latest news on the trade deal came after a series of headlines earlier this week that suggested ongoing talks were unraveling
Dmitriev said the five BRICS nations had also discussed creating a common cryptocurrency for mutual payments as the grouping was reducing the share of payments in the U.S. dollar.
After falling nearly 9 per cent in 2018, the Indian currency has shed another 4 per cent this year to touch a 2019 trough of 72.40 per dollar on Sept 3
The domestic unit gave up most of its losses to close down by 3 paise at 71.80 on Thursday.
The domestic currency on Thursday crashed to an over eight-month low of 71.81, dropping 26 paise as tumbling equities and incessant foreign fund outflows weighed on sentiment.
FPIs have turned negative and the budgetary announcement on tax surcharge has been a factor that has restricted their activity
The domestic currency on Tuesday furthered its loss by another 28 paise to close at a new six-month low of 71.71 as economic uncertainties continued to weigh.
The domestic unit on Wednesday lost 29 paise to close at 71.77 as fears of an impending global recession prompted investors to stick to safe-haven assets.
The domestic unit on Thursday climbed 52 paise to end at 71.14 as signs of easing trade tensions between the US and China buoyed global markets.
The domestic unit declined 31 paise to close at 70.87 on Monday amid rising demand for the greenback vis-a-vis other currencies overseas.