The rupee revisited its all-time low level and ended with a loss of 22 paise at 87.88 against the US dollar on Tuesday, as risk-off sentiment deepened after US President Donald Trump renewed threats ...

RBI stated that Authorized Dealer (AD) banks are now permitted to open SRVAs of correspondent banks on their own initiative ...

The RBI on Tuesday tweaked norms and allowed banks to open Special Rupee Vostro Accounts (SRVAs) of correspondent banks without its prior approval ...

RBI simplifies SRVA opening for banks, removing prior approval requirement. This will quicken cross-border trade transactions in Indian rupees.

“Following fresh tariff threats from President Donald Trump, both the benchmark indices Nifty and Sensex came under intense ...

The Indian rupee fell to 87.80/USD as US-India trade tensions escalated after President Trump threatened more tariffs. RBI ...

The Indian rupee hits a new record low of Rs 87.79 against the dollar as per RBI reference rate as risk-off sentiment deepened after US President Donald Trump renewed his threat ...

Al Ansari Exchange, a leading remittance and foreign currency exchange service provider in the UAE, has highlighted the ...

US tariffs on Indian exports and wage pressures could increase the stress on growth, thereby raising the chances for more ...

Indian students and workers face rising costs, visa delays, and policy uncertainty as Trump slaps a 25 per cent tariff on ...

Rupee weakens against dollar due to trade tensions, RBI intervention, and global market volatility, impacting Indian economy.

US President Donald Trump has once again stirred tensions by threatening India with increased tariffs if it continues to buy oil from Russia. In response, India’s External Affairs Minister S.