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Trump’s tariff threats hit Indian rupee
The Indian rupee has weakened substantially, despite the Reserve Bank of India’s active interventions over the past few months. Shortly after the central bank’s decision to leave key interest rates unchanged on Wednesday, the currency slipped to Rs87.88 against the dollar — nearly hitting the record low of Rs87.95 set in February.
The Indian stock market is experiencing a downturn, with Sensex and Nifty 50 declining for six sessions due to concerns over ...
The Indian rupee weakened on Tuesday as U.S.-India trade tensions escalated, though likely central bank intervention helped ...
The euro has surged to a record high of ₹102.3763 against the Indian rupee, impacting travel budgets for Indian tourists ...
US trade deal uncertainty continue to dent domestic market sentiments, says Anuj Choudhary, Research Analyst, Commodities ...
The rupee is likely to stay under pressure this week as concerns over steep U.S. tariffs on Indian exports linger, while the ...
Hyderabad: The unending tariff war unleashed by US President Donald Trump, coupled with weaker-than-expected US macroeconomic ...
The Indian rupee opened steady at 87.73/USD, undeterred by President Trump's threat of secondary sanctions and an additional 25% tariff on Indian exports.
Asian currencies sharply strengthened in the first half of the year owing to a weak dollar. While growing expectations of U.S ...
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