The Indian rupee could trade with a depreciation bias in the near to medium term and underperform Asian peers, ANZ economists said.

The Indian rupee is expected to inch higher at open on Thursday, helped by a slightly softer dollar and favourable momentum, though likely resistance at a key psychological level will cap gains.

Forex traders said the rupee is trading with a positive bias on a rise in risk appetite in the global markets amid hopes of peace between Russia and Ukraine.

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Rupee gains against US dollar on strong equities, GST reforms, and trade tariff uncertainty, while Brent crude prices rise.

The Indian rupee surged, marking its largest daily gain in a month, driven by optimism surrounding potential US tariff easing ...

At the interbank foreign exchange market, the rupee opened at 87.46 against the US dollar, then touched 87.39, registering a ...

Indian rupee options markets suggest traders aren't too anxious about Friday's meeting between the presidents of the U.S. and ...

Analysis of factors affecting the Indian rupee's movement against the dollar, including potential future scenarios and impact ...