The Indian rupee hit an all-time low on Friday, pressured by a firm dollar and as regional currencies stayed on the defensive ...

The Indian rupee slipped to its all-time low on Friday as the dollar stood firm ahead of closely watched U.S. labour market ...

The rupee weakened to a record intraday low of 85.93 per dollar on Thursday, closing at 85.848 per dollar, nearly unchanged ...

MUMBAI: The rupee recovered slightly from its record low and settled with a gain of 5 paise at 85.88 against the US dollar on ...

The rupee declined 14 paise and touched the crucial 86.00mark (provisional) for the first time against the US dollar on ...

The rupee weakened to its lifetime intraday low on Thursday to 85.932 per dollar before closing at 85.848/$1, little changed ...

At the interbank foreign exchange, the rupee opened at 85.88, hit the intra-day peak of 85.85 before settling at the lowest-ever level of 86.00 (provisional) against the greenback, 14 paise lower from ...

The cost to hedge foreign-exchange risk in Indian assets rose to the highest in more than two years as bets mount that ...

Closing at 85.9650, the rupee marked its tenth consecutive weekly loss, slipping 0.2% this week amid a strong dollar and persistent capital outflows.

Market participants were betting that the rupee may breach the 86/$ mark by the end of January because of overvaluation.

Indian rupee was likely to fall “briskly” against the dollar in the near term, ANZ Research’s economists said.