MUMBAI, July 21 (Reuters) - The Indian rupee slipped on Monday to its weakest level in nearly one month, pressured by dollar demand from foreign and local private banks, and modest weakness in its ...

MUMBAI: The Indian rupee will likely take cues from how far the dollar’s nascent recovery extends this week, while bonds will ...

The Indian rupee fell to its weakest level in nearly a month, influenced by increased dollar demand from foreign and local private banks.

Forex traders said the rupee extended its slide with the breach of the key 86.00 level accelerating the decline as a recovering dollar index sapped rupee sentiment.

The rupee depreciated 14 paise to close at 86.30 (provisional) against the US dollar on Monday due to consistent dollar ...

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The Indian rupee logged a modest decline on Monday, pressured by dollar bids from foreign and local private banks, though broad-based weakness in the greenback helped the local currency limit further ...

Forex traders said after breaching the crucial 86 level, the rupee continued its decline, which intensified the downward ...

Indian Rupee declined to 86.36 per US dollar today, sliding to one month low amid a sustained corrective action. The currency trades at 86.24 per US dollar right now, down 8 ...

The Indian rupee opened 7 paise weaker against the US dollar on Monday, trading at 86.22 per dollar compared to Friday’s closing rate of 86.15. This marks the fourth consecutive session of weakness ...

The Indian rupee weakened past a key support level on Thursday to hit a three-week low, pressured by a broadly stronger ...

The Indian rupee is set to open higher on Friday, tracking a broader recovery in Asian peers and supported by a pause in the ...