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Indian Rupee

Indian markets posted weekly gains supported by easing crude prices, a stronger rupee and better-than-expected Q4 earnings despite geopolitical concerns.

The Indian rupee opens higher against the dollar, supported by policy cues from the Reserve Bank of India, even as oil prices and global tensions remain key risks.

Rupee opens higher at 92.95 against the US dollar, supported by RBI cues, easing tensions and firm domestic equities.

Rupee trades at 92.57 against the US dollar as banks cut positions ahead of RBI’s NDF deadline, driving cautious currency market moves.

Crude oil prices remain volatile as Brent and WTI decline; rupee hits record low while global markets and commodities stay under pressure.

Sensex and Nifty close higher led by IT stocks, while the rupee hits a record low amid rising crude prices and geopolitical tensions.

Indian benchmarks rally; metals and PSU banks lead gains while investors show broad-based buying amid global and domestic cues.

Markets ended deep in the red as AI-led outsourcing concerns unsettled investors, pulling the Sensex down over 1,000 points and extending losses for a second straight session.

RBI takes new steps to internationalise the rupee, enabling INR lending abroad, expanding SRVA use, and publishing more forex rates.

Indian stock markets ended lower on Friday as the Sensex and Nifty slipped on profit booking after recent gains.