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06.02.26 - 05:42
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Rupee in green: Currency rises 9 paise to 90.25 against US dollar (Times of India)
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The Indian Rupee saw a slight gain against the US dollar, buoyed by trade deal optimism but tempered by caution ahead of the RBI's monetary policy. Stock markets mirrored this hesitant mood, opening lower as investors await the central bank's decision. Corporate dollar demand and domestic equity weakness also influenced currency movements....
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05.02.26 - 06:13
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Rupee inches 7 paise to reach 90.40 against US dollar (Times of India)
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The Indian rupee opened marginally higher at 90.45 against the US dollar on Thursday, recovering slightly after a dip in the previous session. Mixed market sentiment prevails as traders await official confirmation of the India-US trade deal, with crude oil price volatility also influencing currency movements....
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04.02.26 - 21:54
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Rupee retreats to 90.44 after deal-fuelled surge (Times of India)
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The pullback came amid a cautious global backdrop, with risk appetite weakening as global equity markets fell on concerns over AI-led disruption in the technology sector. European stocks slipped from record highs, US futures remained under pressure after a sell-off in software shares, and volatility persisted across asset classes. In commodity markets, gold extended its rebound, posting its biggest two-day gain in over 17 year....
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03.02.26 - 20:42
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Power rally: Rupee logs best 1-day gain in over seven years (Times of India)
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The rupee jumped 124 paise to 90.27 against the dollar, its strongest single-day gain in seven years and the best since late 2018. The currency had closed at 91.51 in the previous session and has strengthened 165 paise over two days. The rebound followed a recent record low of 91.99, when corporate dollar hedging and concerns over capital outflows had weighed on the currency....
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03.02.26 - 02:24
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India-US trade pact: ′Deal removes hanging sword over rupee′ (Times of India)
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India Inc's leaders also heaved a sigh of relief at the definite step towards a full-fledged India-US trade deal. “The India-US trade deal has gone through ups and downs like a roller coaster. While the devil is in the details, it removes a hanging sword over the rupee, equity and rates market,” said Nilesh Shah, MD of Kotak Mahindra AMC....
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