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The rupee climbed for the fifth day in a row due to a weak dollar index, bullish market confidence, and lower crude oil prices. However, it is on track to post its worst quarterly loss in two years.

Yesterday, the Indian Rupee began near the March 22, 2022 close of 76.43 and is expected to stay under pressure due to increasing commodity prices. Continue reading to learn more.

With Fed projected to raise interest rates by 25 basis points for the first time since 2018, the currency remains relatively steady before the announcement. Continue reading to learn more.

The rupee is projected to rise as crude oil prices fall and the dollar weakens. Continue reading to learn more.

On March 3, 2022, the rupee is trading with a positive bias, but escalating crude oil prices and outflows of foreign funds are anticipated to hurt the rupee. Continue reading to learn more.

The rupee suffered the most in a single day in the previous 10 months due to geopolitical worries. Continue reading to learn more.

After exhibiting a negative tone in the previous two days, the USD/INR pair began yesterday’s session on a positive note but failed to maintain its initial advance. Continue reading to learn more.

The RBI's Monetary Policy was released yesterday, and the key policy rates remained unchanged, leaving the rupee susceptible to further fall. Continue reading to learn more.