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Rupee falls 16 paise to 68.67 against dollar in early trade; unabated foreign fund outflows, crude prices impact currency

The rupee opened weak at 68.61 at the interbank forex market and slipped further to 68.67, showing a decline of 16 paise against its previous close

Rupee falls 18 paise to 68.84 against dollar in early trade; weak domestic equity market weighs on currency

The rupee opened weak at 69.65 against the US dollar at the interbank forex market

Rupee rises 31 paise to 69.39 against dollar in early trade ahead of RBI MPC meet; easing crude prices aid domestic currency

The rupee opened strong at 69.48 at the interbank forex market then gained further ground and touched 69.39 amid a positive opening

Banks await Rs 15000-cr mark-to-market loss on surging bond yields: ICRA report

Continuing surge in the benchmark bond yields, which rose as much as 67 bps in Q3, will leave banks with a big hole in their treasury portfolios and result in mark-to-market (MTM) losses of Rs 15,500 crore for the December quarter alone, warns a Icra report

India's 10-year bond yield at over 13-month high as inflation disappoints

Traders expect bond yields to rise further as state-run banks, usual buyers in secondary market, sit on heavy losses.

Guess who supported RBI's Rajan in his turf war with finance ministry? Prime minister Modi

Modi doesn't want to upset the apple cart, says a source

RBI's moves pull rupee to five-week high at 58.69

The central bank has tightened money supply and pushed up short-term interest rates to try to generate demand for the rupee, which hit a record low on July 8, but that has forced the government to pay abnormally high yields to sell its debt -- including 11 percent on three-month paper earlier this week.

Why did Moody's upgrade us when we are going downhill?

The Moody's upgrade of India's government bonds is a technical upgrade, not a real vote of confidence on the Indian economy.