Rupee

The rupee fell 6 paise to 95.66 against the US dollar due to rising crude prices and US bond yields. The RBI's decision to shorten the foreign-currency deposit swap facility also pressured the currency amid concerns over energy supplies and US fiscal issues.

The rupee opened lower at 95.48 against the US dollar, pressured by the RBI's early deadline for forex swap facilities. Despite weaker dollar expectations, geopolitical risks and domestic factors could add volatility, with experts warning of potential weakness ahead.

The Indian rupee opened higher at 95.38 against the US dollar, aided by a pullback in crude oil prices. Despite the modest decline of 0.2% for the week, RBI interventions have limited its fall, while foreign investments remain supportive amid a softer dollar outlook.

The rupee opened lower at 95.28 against the US dollar, impacted by rising crude oil prices and expectations of a hawkish Fed. Market watchers await the US jobs report for insights into monetary policy and currency direction, amid geopolitical tensions affecting oil supply.

The Indian rupee opened flat at 95.13 against the US dollar, supported by US dollar weakness and stable Brent crude prices. Despite a brief dip to 95.25, the currency has recovered nearly 1.7% from recent lows amid fluctuating oil prices and demand from importers.

Governor Sanjay Malhotra said $40.8 billion in rapid dollar inflows have fortified external buffers, boosting confidence in the rupee and expanding the FY27 balance of payments outlook.

The Indian rupee rose by 29 paise to 95.39 against the US dollar on July 31, driven by the dollar's decline, crude oil price easing, and RBI's support. The rupee has gained 0.9% this week, outperforming other Asian currencies amid ongoing RBI interventions.

FCNR(B) deposits could reach $65-70 billion by September-end, with total foreign currency inflows from the RBI's special measures projected at $80-85 billion, though the report warned that sustained rupee weakness could undermine gains.

The Indian rupee strengthened to 96.15 against the dollar due to a drop in crude oil prices. Despite temporary relief, experts warn of ongoing geopolitical risks and seasonal pressures that could challenge the currency's stability in the near future.