Most Asian currencies muted; US CPI in focus – Business & Finance
BENGALURU: Most Asian currencies and stocks started the week muted with investors looking for clues on the outlook for inflation,...
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Rupee logs worst day in 3 weeks as outflows, weak Asian peers weigh
By Siddhi NayakMUMBAI (Reuters) - The Indian rupee logged its worst day against the dollar in nearly three weeks on...
Asian currencies struggle for direction, shares fall; US CPI eyed – Markets
Asian currencies struggled for direction on Monday while equities fell, with investors looking for clues on the outlook for inflation,...
Asian currencies struggle for direction, shares fall; US CPI eyed – Markets
Asian currencies struggled for direction on Monday while equities fell, with investors looking for clues on the outlook for inflation,...
Asian currencies waver as equities decline; focus on US CPI data- Republic World
Asian currencies navigated a mixed trajectory on Monday | Image:UnsplashAsian currencies navigated a mixed trajectory on Monday as equities faced...
Rupee at 6-month high, pips other Asian currencies this year
MUMBAI: The domestic currency outperformed other emerging market currencies this year, buoyed by lower crude oil prices, the practice of...
Rupee ends slightly higher, notches fourth straight weekly gain
By Jaspreet KalraMUMBAI (Reuters) - The Indian rupee ended marginally stronger on Thursday after hitting its highest level in six...
Bullish positions on Indian rupee at over two-year high; Asian FX bears hold ground
By Echha Jain(Reuters) - Bullish bets on the Indian rupee firmed most in two-and-a-half years, while investors maintained bearish positions...
Rupee ends higher tracking Asian peers, awaits Fed Chair Powell’s remarks
By Jaspreet KalraMUMBAI (Reuters) - The Indian rupee closed stronger on Wednesday, aided by an uptick in most of its...
Rupee ends higher tracking Asian peers, awaits Fed Chair Powell’s remarks
By Jaspreet KalraMUMBAI (Reuters) - The Indian rupee closed stronger on Wednesday, aided by an uptick in most of its...
