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Indian Rupee to Underperform: Nomura
Rupee's Bounce Back Temporary, RBI Intervention Unsustainable – Analyst
Weak Rupee Won't Stand in the Way of More RBI Interest Rate Cuts
Indian Rupee Nears 11-month Low, But Weakness Tipped to Fade
Pound-Rupee Tests 100 Level, But a Break Could be Fleeting
India's Greenlight to Crypto a First Step to "Adopting Bitcoin as Legal Tender"
Indian Rupee Resilient in Wake of Budget Announcement
Pound-Indian Rupee Exchange Rate at Key Level, Surge in Inflation could Cement Support for INR
Rupee's Headwinds are Mounting as Oil Rises and RBI Sits on Bond Yields
Indian Rupee Forecasters See Only Limited Respite in Wake of RBI Decision to Hold Rates into New Year

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INR

Indian Rupee to Underperform: Nomura

10 June, 2025 |

Indian Rupee Faces Uphill Battle Despite RBI Surprise and Trade Optimism.

INR

Rupee's Bounce Back Temporary, RBI Intervention Unsustainable – Analyst

20 February, 2025 |

The Indian rupee's recent rebound is unlikely to last, as global volatility, a widening trade deficit, and looser monetary policy will continue to pressure the currency, according to a report by Shumita Deveshwar, an economist at TS Lombard.

INR

Weak Rupee Won't Stand in the Way of More RBI Interest Rate Cuts

07 February, 2025 |

The Reserve Bank of India (RBI) has made it clear that a depreciating rupee will not deter its plans for further interest rate cuts.

INR

Indian Rupee Nears 11-month Low, But Weakness Tipped to Fade

04 June, 2024 |

The Rupee is under pressure on early signs Prime Minister Narenda Modi's coalition block might not secure the majority markets were expecting.