The path to internationalize the rupee is fraught with challenges, according to experts
As global reliance on the US dollar declines, India cautiously adapts—balancing local currency trade, reserve diversification, and strategic autonomy to strengthen its financial resilience in an emerging multipolar global economy
On June 20, Indian rupee closed at 86.60 a dollar, down 0.2 percent from its Thursday's close of 86.73 a dollar. So far in June, the rupee weakened 1.2 percent while so far in 2025 it has fallen 1.1 percent.
The RBI’s monetary policy committee is expected to reduce the repo rate by 25 bps, which would be the third rate cut in a row
On June 4, Indian rupee was under pressure due to dollar demand from oil companies, foreign investors, and importers
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Firms are receiving more requests for transactions including hedges that sidestep the dollar and involve currencies such as the yuan, the Hong Kong dollar, the Emirati dirham and the euro
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The Indian rupee is gaining ground as global investors bet on India’s economic resilience and dollar weakness, but there are risks ahead
The market turmoil unleashed by the US reciprocal tariffs has pushed up the rupee's volatility expectations to a near two-year high
The euro pushed to a near four-month peak as German political parties agreed to a 500-billion-euro infrastructure fund. Sterling also stood tall near a three-month high.
The weakening US dollar and falling US Treasury yields have upended "Trump trades", forcing investors to reassess their strategies amid trade policy uncertainty, The Financial Times reports.
The local currency open around 6 paise down at 87.5137 against the US dollar and then touch record low of 87.5525 against the US dollar, as compared to 87.4600 at previous close against the greenback.
The RBI's actions in the market since Governor Sanjay Malhotra's surprise appointment in December suggest the central bank is moving away from its previous policy of burning through foreign exchange reserves to stem the rupee's unabated decline.
Japan's currency was also supported by rising expectations for further Bank of Japan interest-rate hikes with a central bank official advocating continued rate hikes, a day after strong wage data.
Asian equities trimmed their gains after Chinese shares opened lower as caution prevailed among investors with trade tensions rising between the world’s two largest economies.
The 1-month non-deliverable forward indicated that the rupee will open at 87.14-87.16 to the U.S. dollar compared with 87.0675 in the previous session.
The Economic Survey for 2024-25 will be tabled before both the Houses of Parliament on January 31, the first day of the Budget Session, presenting the Finance Ministry's view on the state of the economy.
The US Federal Reserve kept interest rates unchanged at 4.25 percent-4.5 percent in its latest policy decision.
The pound dropped to a more than one-year low, stocks fell and gilts extended a fourth day of losses on concern the Labour government will struggle to keep the deficit in check as borrowing costs surge
There’s no silver bullet in the currency markets
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Forex traders said dollar demand from importers as well as foreign banks, foreign fund outflows and a muted trend in domestic equities further dented investor sentiments.
Iran’s Central Bank has in the past flooded the market with more hard currencies as an attempt to improve the rate.
The short- and long-term prospects of the currency are at odds