The "Trump Tantrum," referring to the impact of Donald Trump's presidency on the Indian rupee, is likely to be a short-term phenomenon, says a report by State Bank of India.

MUMBAI (Reuters) - The Indian rupee and its Asian peers will be influenced by developments surrounding U.S. President-elect Donald Trump's inauguration on Monday, with traders keenly focussing on ...

He emphasises that this isn’t a crisis, saying, “The rupee will keep depreciating against the dollar for the simple fact that inflation in the US is usually lower than inflation in India.” He also ...

The Reserve Bank of India (RBI) on Thursday (January 16, 2025) announced liberalised norms to encourage use of Indian Rupee and local/national currencies to settle cross border transactions.

The Reserve Bank of India on Thursday announced liberalised norms to encourage use of Indian Rupee and local/ national currencies to settle cross border transactions. The decision comes at a time when ...

The Financial Times is understandably worried about the future of the Indian economy. Their latest report on the rupee’s decline and its implications for inflation also includes concerns about the ...

The Reserve Bank of India (RBI) on Thursday announced liberalised norms to encourage use of Indian Rupee and local/ national currencies to settle cross border transactions. The decision comes at a ...

The Indian rupee opened marginally down on January 16 at 86.42 against the US dollar after ending the previous session at 86.3625. After opening lower, the local currency made some recovery to ...

with the central banks of the United Arab Emirates, Indonesia and Maldives to encourage cross-border transactions in local currencies, including Indian Rupee.

The rupee rebounded from its lowest-ever level and appreciated 21 paise to 86.49 against the US dollar in early trade on Tuesday on the back of retreating American currency and easing crude oil prices ...