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    • Rupee gains 11 paise to 90.84 in early trade on softer dollar

      RBI action was likely seen to prevent the rupee from falling beyond Rs 91 per dollar

    • Rupee almost unchanged at 90.94 against the dollar, likely RBI action eyed

      Traders expect the rupee to continue to move in a range-bound manner

    • Fresh US tariff uncertainty stokes fears of rupee dropping below 91 against dollar

      The US Supreme Court ruling on tariffs and the subsequent decision by President Donald Trump offer little clarity on way forward for trade deal with India

    • Rupee opens 4 paise lower against dollar at 90.92, US tariff uncertainty weighs

      All eyes will be on the Reserve Bank of India, which has been intervening to prevent the rupee from slipping below the 91-mark, say experts

    • Rupee rises 18 paise to 90.76 as dollar dips after US Supreme Court scraps Trump tariffs

      The currency rose after the US Supreme Court struck down tariffs imposed by President Donald Trump, who subsequently slapped a 15% tariff on all trading partners

    • Rupee opens 30 paisa lower at 90.94 due to strong dollar

      Strong dollar and geopolitical tensions pull rupee down to near Rs 91 levels

    • MC Analysis: Indian rupee unlikely to rebound to Rs 85-86 levels in near future

      The local currency has been held back due to a combination of factors such as global macroeconomic uncertainty and lack of FPI/FII inflows.

    • Rupee steady at the open at 90.65 against dollar, FOMC minutes awaited

      The rupee has remained range-bound in recent sessions on likely intervention by the RBI to curb volatility

    • Rupee opens 7 paisa lower at 90.72 against the dollar

      The currency fell marginally on February 17 as a lack of clear direction in the market kept traders cautious

    • Rupee opens 5 paisa down at 90.65 against dollar, traders stay on sidelines

      The rupee was trading at 90.65 to the dollar after ending the previous session at 90.60

    • Rupee off to a weak start, opens 8 paise down against dollar at 90.67

      The currency edged lower on on February 13 after the dollar gained back some of its ground

    • Rupee opens 26 paise higher at 90.46 against dollar

      Traders expect the rupee to trade between 90.40 and 90.95 in the near term

    • Rupee flat against dollar at 90.75, traders await cues

      FII inflows have propped up sentiment even though importer-buying has kept rupee levels in check

    • Rupee has room to appreciate, RBI unlikely to intervene, says Bank of America’s Vikas Jain

      February and March are usually positive months for FPIs. Current account is also expected to be positive, which should support the rupee, Jain tells Moneycontrol

    • Rupee’s over 1% intraday rally: A move seen just 10 times since 2014

      Historically, the rupee’s biggest intraday appreciation was recorded on December 18, 2018, when it surged 1.62 percent, followed by a 1.51 percent jump on November 11, 2022, according to the Bloomberg data.

    • Rupee gains give RBI window to top up FX reserves but big build-up unlikely, says Shinhan Bank’s Kunal Sodhani

      March typically sees higher rupee demand due to corporate book closing, which provides support to the rupee but that is just one part of the story, global cues also matter, Sodhani tells Moneycontrol

    • Knee-jerk rally in rupee expected, FPI flows to decide next move, says ANZ Research's Dhiraj Nim

      The rupee’s depreciation mirrored India’s financial account challenges, particularly equity outflows, which are the result of a combination of factors such as US tariffs, corporate earnings, nominal GDP stress and more, Nim tells Moneycontrol

    • INR poised to rebound below 90/USD as Trump cuts reciprocal tariffs on India

      The rupee gained 48 paise on February 2 -- the highest level since December 19, 2025 -- when it appreciated 60 paise in a single day. In percentage terms, it is up 0.52 percent, compared to previous close.

    • RBI intervention helps rupee to post biggest single-day gain in over six weeks

      The rupee gained 42 paise on February 2 -- the highest level since December 19, 2025 -- when it appreciated 60 paise in a single day. In percentage terms, the local currency is up 0.42%, compared to the previous close.

    • Are global headwinds overshadowing strong domestic fundamentals for rupee?

      According to Bloomberg data, the domestic currency is down by 2.22%, so far in January. Thus far in the current financial year, the local unit is down by 7.02%

    • The Rupee Paradox -- India's macroeconomic triumph meets a persistent weakness: Economic Survey 2026

      Beyond the headline GDP numbers, the Economic Survey sounds a cautionary note on the rupee. It ties together global fragility, capital flows, and the imperative for competitive manufacturing

    • A sliding rupee poses risk of imported inflation, says Economic Survey

      The Economic Survey says India’s inflation rate, headline and core, excluding precious metals, will likely be higher in FY27

    • Budget 2026: Capital inflows, fiscal credibility takes centre stage as rupee slides

      Budget 2026 is expected to place renewed emphasis on attracting stable foreign capital. Measures such as enhancing FDI limits in select sectors and offering tax incentives to overseas investors are likely to be considered, say experts

    • Rupee recovers 13 paise to 91.58 against dollar as Trump backs down on EU tariffs

      At 11.55 am, the currency was trading at 91.57 against the US dollar, a day after it sank to a new low of 91.74

    • RBI net sold $9.71 billion in November amid heightened volatility in Indian rupee

      In November, the Indian rupee remained in the range of 88.56-89.45 against the US dollar.

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