Indian rupee weakens to 86.52 against the US dollar due to negative equity markets, rising crude oil prices, and foreign fund ...

Rupee weakens against US dollar due to strengthening American currency, foreign fund outflows, and geopolitical tensions.

Rupee weakens against dollar due to negative equities, foreign fund outflows; uncertainty over India-U.S. trade deal looms.

The Indian rupee weakened to 86.52 against the US dollar due to declining domestic equities, rising crude oil prices, and ...

Rupee strengthens against dollar amid trade uncertainty, equity market decline, and foreign fund outflows, impacting forex ...

The rupee opened 9 paise up on July 24 on easing dollar index. The domestic currency opened at 86.3337 against the US dollar, ...

At the interbank foreign exchange, the domestic unit opened weak at 86.46 and recovered slightly to trade at 86.40 against ...

The rupee weakened to 86.38 against the US dollar due to India-US trade deal uncertainty and foreign fund outflows. Despite ...

The rupee pared initial gains and settled for the day down 5 paise at 86.36 (provisional) against the US dollar on Tuesday, ...

Asian currencies such as South Korean Won was down 0.27 percent from previous close, Philippine Peso was down 0.26 percent, ...

The Indian rupee fell by 12 paise, settling at 86.52 against the US dollar, influenced by negative domestic equity markets and rising global crude oil prices.

At the end of Tuesday's trading session, the local unit settled at 86.38, down 7 paise over its previous close. This was rupee's fifth straight session of decline since July 16 when the unit had lost ...