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early trade: Rupee falls by 9 paise to 83.18 against US dollar - Vimarsana News

early trade: Rupee falls by 9 paise to 83.18 against US dollar

At the interbank foreign exchange market, the rupee opened lower at 83.18 against the US currency. It moved in a tight range in morning deals.

Rupee falls 4 paise to 83.26 against US dollar in early trade - Vimarsana News

Rupee falls 4 paise to 83.26 against US dollar in early trade

At the interbank forex exchange, the rupee opened at 83.22 then touched 83.26 against the American currency, registering a decline of 4 paise over its previous close.

rupee rate today: Rupee falls 2 paise to hit lowest level of 83.15 against US dollar - Vimarsana News

rupee rate today: Rupee falls 2 paise to hit lowest level of 83.15 against US dollar

The rupee fell 2 paise to hit the lowest level of 83.15 against the US dollar in early trade on Thursday amid a strong American currency and elevated crude oil prices. Forex traders said, massive selling of equities by foreign investors in the past few sessions and subdued market sentiment also put pressure on the Indian currency.

Rupee Falls 9 Paise To Settle At Lifetime Low Of 83.22 Against US Dollar - Vimarsana News

Rupee Falls 9 Paise To Settle At Lifetime Low Of 83.22 Against US Dollar

The Rupee depreciated for the fourth straight day and settled 9 paise lower at its lifetime low of 83.22 (provisional) against the US dollar on Thursday amid a firm American currency and elevated crude oil prices.

Source: ndtv.com
rupee rate today: Rupee falls 5 paise to 83.09 against US dollar - Vimarsana News

rupee rate today: Rupee falls 5 paise to 83.09 against US dollar

This spelled tighter supplies in the next four months as markets expected a supply cut only up to October. Oil is the biggest import for India and any spike in oil price will widen the Current Account Deficit, Bhansali said.