Stocks rose, led by gains in Japan, amid signs a rally in global equities is broadening into the year-end. The yuan slipped ...

Japanese shares outperformed in Asia on Thursday after more evidence of a slowing US job market boosted the case for the ...

The Indian rupee slid past 90 per U.S. dollar to a record low on Wednesday, declining for the sixth consecutive session as ...

The Indian rupee fell to a record low on Tuesday, extending losses sparked by the absence of a trade deal between India and ...

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At a sharp depreciation of 4.3% against the U.S. Dollar (USD) in this calendar year (January-December 2025), the Indian Rupee (INR) has become the worst performing currency in Asia, forex analysts ...

The Indian Rupee strengthened 0.4% against the US Dollar on Monday as the Reserve Bank of India intervened to prop up the local currency. The INR-USD exchange rate stood at 89.15 as against 89.48 in ...

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MUMBAI – The Indian rupee hit a record low on February 6, declining to 87.5825 against the U.S. dollar, as market concerns over U.S. trade policies and continued portfolio outflows weighed on the ...

The local currency market is bracing for more weakness in the coming weeks, after the rupee sharply slid to a record low of 89.41 against the US dollar within the last hour of trade on Friday. While ...

It was one of the deadliest Israeli strikes on Lebanon since a cease-fire with Hezbollah went into effect about a year ago. By Euan Ward and Ephrat Livni Euan Ward reported from Beirut, Lebanon.