Rupee breaches 68 to the dollar, Sensex crashes 650 points The Siasat Daily Mumbai, September 03: | The partially convertible rupee dropped as much as 3.1 per cent to 68.12 per dollar on Tuesday afternoon. | Media reports said the BSE Sensex crashed by 650 points during the afternoon session today after the Russian defence ministry was quoted by the RIA news agency as sayin...
Indian rupee weakens; calls grow for fuel price hike Reuters MUMBAI (Reuters) - The Indian rupee slid a little closer on Tuesday to a record low struck against the dollar last week, as Indian share markets weakened and investors remained doubtful whether the government would act decisively to restore confidence in the economy. | With crude oil prices rising d...
Rupee breaches 68/$ level again Deccan Herald The domestic currency Rupee on Tuesday again took a back seat against the US dollar, after breaching the 68.00 levels in intraday, it closed the session at 67.63 levels. | The rupee was impacted by gains in the dollar on international markets and fal...
Sensex tanks 651 points as rupee drops Deccan Herald Key benchmark indices on Tuesday nosedived after a sharp slide in rupee against the dollar and profit-booking begun, after the four-day rally ended, on fears of a downgrade after the global rating agency Standard and Poor’s reiterated tha...
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Indian PM highlights bright side of crashing rupee Khaleej Times Indian Prime Minister Manmohan Singh sought to soothe worries about the economy on Friday, telling parliament that the crashing value of the rupee was part of a needed adjustment t...
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PM's speech will 'boost' economy, assures Kamal Nath Newstrack India Tweet | New Delhi, Aug. 30 (ANI): Parliamentary Affairs Minister Kamal Nath on Friday said Prime Minister Manmohan Singh's address on the state of the economy would give it a boost...
Rupee crash makes travellers ditch Italy for Goa Deccan Chronicle The rupee's crash has swept away banker Nupur Sood's dream of a holiday in Venice: instead the 35-year-old will settle for cold beers on the beaches of Goa on India's west coast. |...
Rupee dives 163 paise to end at 67.65 The Hindu The rupee dived 163 paise to 67.65 against the dollar on Tuesday due to heavy capital outflows and fears of a downgrade by rating agencies. | The domestic unit tested an intra-day low of 68.27, down 225 paise from Monday’s close of 66.02 agains...
Sensex crashes, rupee slips as Middle East tensions grow (Roundup) Newstrack India Tweet | null | Mumbai, Sep 3 (IANS) The Indian rupee and stock markets plunged Tuesday, with benchmark Sensex crashing by 650 points on reports that missiles were fired at Syria, raising fears of disruption in oil supply and spike in prices. | The th...
Rupee falls sharply amid new economic uncertainty BBC News The rupee fell by almost 3% against the US dollar amid uncertainty over the Middle East and a gloomy forecast for economic growth this year. | Goldman Sachs cut its GDP growth forecast for India to 4% from 6%. | It also expects the rupee, Asia's...
SNAPSHOT-India stocks, bonds, rupee, swaps, call at close Reuters STOCKS ----------------------- India's BSE index down 3.45 percent and the NSE index 3.77 percent lower, retreating from a 2-1/2 week closing high in the previous session, as blue chips slumped on fears of military tensions in the Middle East. GOVERN...
Rupee falls in front of slowing Indian economy Reuters NEW DELHI (Reuters) - The sense of crisis building around the rupee's precipitous fall is likely to deepen on Friday with the release of data expected to show India's economy slowing to dangerously low levels. | A dearth of investment lies at the heart of India's economic malaise. Little improvement is expected any time soon, with investors doubtin...
Stocks end slightly higher after rally fades U~T San Diego NEW YORK — The stock market rose modestly Tuesday as renewed worries about a U.S.-led attack on Syria dampened an early rally. | Stocks surged in the opening minutes of trading as traders felt that a U.S. attack on Syria wasn't imminent after President Barack Obama announced over the weekend that he would seek congressional approval for a stri...
