By Dharamraj Dhutia and Nimesh Vora MUMBAI (Reuters) -Indian rupee traders will focus on the Reserve Bank of India in the ...

The Indian rupee rose on Monday with support from state-run banks — likely on behalf of the Reserve Bank of India — ...

India’s central bank is taking active steps to allow free-trade partners to settle transactions with it more easily in the ...

October, the Indian rupee was Asia’s worst-performing currency of 2025. It was heading for its biggest annual drop since 2022 ...

Analysts said that capital markets are moved by sustained DII buying, marginal FII buying and news of brisk festival season ...

India's central bank is facilitating easier rupee transactions with its free-trade partners, potentially strengthening the local currency over time.

The Indian rupee saw an uptick on Monday, largely due to the Reserve Bank of India's intervention through state-run banks, offsetting most of its intraday gains.

The Indian Rupee was the second-worst performing Asian currency in Samvat 2081, depreciating 4.62% to close at 87.97 due to ...

The Reserve Bank of India is estimated to have sold between $3 billion and $5 billion in the spot and non-deliverable forward ...

Stablecoins are emerging as a haven for institutional as well as retail investors, raising concerns of dollarisation and ...

The Pakistani rupee posted a slight gain against the US dollar on Monday, appreciating by 0.01% in the interbank market. At ...