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Pound and Rupee Tipped to Trade Sideways, Bank of England Could Trigger More Substantial Directional Move
Pound-to-Rupee: Tech Forecast, News, Views and Data for the Week Ahead
Pound-to-Rupee's Downtrend Forecast to Extend To 50-day MA at 84.81
Pound-to-Indian Rupee Rate: Too Early to Say if Uptrend is Resuming
Pound-to-Indian Rupee Rate Falls Half a Rupee After Reserve Bank Keeps Rates at 6.0%
Pound-to-Indian Rupee: Forecast, News and Data for the Rest of the Week
Pound vs Indian Rupee Rate Continues in its Uptrend, Next Stop 89.00
Pound Favoured Over Indian Rupee Near-Term
Pound to Indian Rupee: Forecast, News and Data in the Week Ahead
Pound to Indian Rupee: Technical Analysis Suggests Bullish Trend Developing

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Australian Dollar's Remarkable Surge

December 05, 2025

Japanese Yen Not Benefiting from Rate Shift: JP Morgan

December 05, 2025

BofA: Pound Sterling to Rise Against the Euro in 2026

December 05, 2025

XRP Price Forecast: Nearly $1 Billion Flows into ETFs

December 05, 2025

Australian Dollar Hawkish Hype Overdone: Rabobank

December 04, 2025

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.