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Reuters 03:32 PM | November 20,2009
At 2:30pm, the partially convertible rupee was at Rs46.52/53 per dollar after hitting Rs46.75, which was its weakest since 13 November
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PTI 10:01 PM | November 19,2009
The rupee moved in tandem with the weak domestic stock markets, where the benchmark Sensex shed 213 points
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Reuters 02:22 PM | November 19,2009
At 1:40pm, the partially convertible rupee was at Rs46.57/58 per dollar, weaker than its previous close of Rs46.20/21
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Alan Wheatley and Simon Rabinovitch / Reuters 12:33 AM | November 18,2009
Strauss-Kahn sees basket of currencies replacing the dollar; restates need for a stronger yuan
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Anurag Joshi / Reuters 06:03 PM | November 17,2009
The partially convertible rupee ended at 46.30/31 per dollar, about 0.20% weaker than its previous close of 46.20/21
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Anil Varma / Bloomberg 01:15 AM | November 17,2009
The rupee climbed 0.2% to 46.225 per dollar
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Mark to Market | Ravi Ananthanarayanan, Vatsala Kamat and Manas Chakravarty 10:39 PM | November 16,2009
With experts warning that growth in the developed markets is likely to remain low for quite some time, the export-oriented economies of Asia are scrambling to ensure markets for their goods
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Patricia Zengerle & Yoo Choonsik / Reuters 08:37 PM | November 15,2009
The discord surfaced at a summit of the Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation (Apec) forum in Singapore when a reference to “market-oriented exchange rates” was cut from a communique issued at the end of two days of talks
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Swati Bhat / Reuters 05:52 PM | November 13,2009
The partially convertible rupee closed at 46.31/32 per dollar, 0.8% stronger than its previous close
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Anup Roy 11:18 PM | November 12,2009
The central bank proposes to allow companies to float stand-alone put options on any currency
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Swati Bhat / Reuters 06:11 PM | November 12,2009
The partially convertible rupee closed at 46.66/67 per dollar, 0.8% below its previous close of 46.29/30
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Reuters 06:34 PM | November 11,2009
The partially convertible rupee closed at Rs46.29/30 per dollar, its highest since 20 October and 0.5% stronger than the previous close of Rs46.50/51
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Reuters 05:54 PM | November 10,2009
The partially convertible rupee ended at Rs46.50/51 per dollar, weaker than Rs46.46/47 at close on Monday
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Reuters 09:15 AM | November 09,2009
At 9:03am, the partially convertible rupee was at Rs46.61/62 per dollar, its highest since 26 October and above its previous close of Rs46.81/82
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Reuters 09:34 AM | November 06,2009
At 9:30am, the partially convertible rupee was at Rs46.78/79 per dollar, off an early high of Rs46.7650, its strongest since 27 October
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Anil Varma / Bloomberg 08:52 PM | November 05,2009
The currency advanced to its strongest level this week after the Bombay Stock Exchange’s benchmark sensitive index climbed 1%, extending Wednesday’s 3.3% gain
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Reuters 03:42 PM | November 04,2009
Shares were trading up about 3.3% following the finance minister’s comments on Tuesday
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Suvashree Dey Choudhury / Reuters 08:32 PM | November 03,2009
RBI deputy governor Shyamala Gopinath said that managing financial risk for emerging economies is trickier as most of the sources of risk lie outside their jurisdiction
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Reuters 02:43 PM | November 03,2009
At 1:50pm, the partially convertible rupee was at Rs47.15/16 per dollar, below its previous close of Rs46.96/97 on Friday
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Anurag Joshi / Reuters 06:46 PM | October 30,2009
The partially convertible rupee ended at 46.96/97 per dollar, about 0.5% stronger than its previous close
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