The US PPI rose by 3.3% YoY in December, compared to 3.0% in November, the US Bureau of Labor Statistics reported on Tuesday.

A surge in oil prices, continued outflows from foreign investors, and a rally in USD might cap the INR's upside.

Explore why the USD/INR exchange rate has soared and why the Indian rupee has crashed to its lowest level on record ...

The Indian rupee strengthened for the second day, closing at 86.40 against the US dollar, driven by positive domestic ...

The Indian Rupee hits a historic low of 86.2050 against the US dollar after robust US jobs data, amid rising inflation ...

The INR downward trajectory has been ongoing for the past few months amid high volatility. The RBI had a very comfortable ...

The Indian rupee opened at a record low of 86.20 against the US dollar, depreciating five paise from its previous close. The ...

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On Monday, the Indian rupee recorded its sharpest single-day fall in two years, closing at ₹86.50 and hitting an intraday low ...

The rupee’s slide show was accentuated by a record surge in crude oil prices, sustained outflow of foreign capital from India ...

The Indian central was likely selling dollars to support the rupee on Monday, after the currency slumped to its all-time low ...

The Indian Rupee staged a remarkable recovery today, bouncing back from an all-time low to post its best single-day gain in ...