The Indian rupee (INR) has been under sustained pressure against the United States dollar (USD), recently breaching record lows and hovering near critical psychological and economic thresholds.

The Brazilian real extended its recent slide, weakening toward 5.3 per US dollar as investors reassessed both domestic and global risks. The currency’s depreciation reflects a c ...

Every few months, a headline appears declaring that the US dollar’s reign as the world’s reserve currency is over. China is ...

The Indian rupee hit a record low of 93.12 against the US dollar on Friday, driven by escalating Middle East tensions and ...

The rupee plunged 64 paise to close at a record low of 93.53 against the US dollar on Friday, pressured by sustained foreign fund outflows and a sharp rise in crude oil prices amid escalating ...

The Indian rupee has hit a new low of 93 per US Dollar for the very first time on Friday, March 20, 2026. The domestic currency has been impacted by rising crud ...

Even though Guyana became Caricom’s largest oil producer in 2023, no Caricom country imports oil from that country. In fact, Guyana imported US$21 million of fuels, oils and distillation products from ...

The Indian rupee slid to a fresh record low in early trade on Friday, breaching the 93-mark against the US dollar for the ...

The Indian currency opened at 92.92 against the greenback and soon breached the 93-mark for the first time.

While Hormuz remains the Gulf’s core energy corridor, Bab el‑Mandeb functions as the Indo‑Pacific’s critical trade artery.

The Indian rupee has plummeted to an unprecedented low of 93.28 against the US dollar as surging oil prices and a strong greenback weigh on the currency.

Sensex, Nifty continued trading over 1% higher on Friday, March 20. In intra-day deals, Sensex surged 977 points or 1.3% to day's high of 75,184 while Nifty rallied 302 points or 1.3% to intra-day ...