The Indian rupee hit a record low on February 6, declining to 87.5825 against the U.S. dollar, as market concerns over U.S.

The Indian rupee reached a lifetime low of 87.5825, driven by U.S. trade tariff concerns and portfolio outflows.

Asian central banks are becoming more cautious about the domestic growth outlook, leading to pre-emptive rate cuts ...

The Indian rupee declined to its lifetime low on Thursday as a dip in Asian peers added to the prevailing bearish outlook on ...

Major Asian emerging currencies traded in a tight range on Thursday against the greenback, as the shock effect of a ...

GBP/USD halts its three-day winning streak, trading around 1.2490 during the Asian hours on Thursday. The Pound Sterling could face downward pressure amid expectations that the Bank of England will ...

Major Asian emerging currencies traded in a tight range on Thursday against the greenback, as the shock effect of ...

Persistent foreign outflows, uncertainty surrounding US trade tariffs, and expectations of domestic rate cuts have all ...

The Indian rupee will likely not receive much of a boost on Thursday from the further unwinding of long dollar positions fuelled by the relief on the tariffs front.

Shares in Australia, Japan and South Korea rose, while stocks in mainland China and Hong Kong fluctuated in opening trade ...

INDONESIA's currency pared some gains while the local benchmark index fell further on Wednesday after data showed the country ...

The Reserve Bank of India likely intervened to support the rupee on Wednesday as the currency hovered near its all-time low ...