Former Reserve Bank governor urges policymakers to focus on creating more jobs and boosting household consumption.

Sri Lanka’s rupee closed at 298.65/75 to the US dollar in the spot market Thursday, stronger from Wednesday’s close of 298.80/299.00 dealers said, while bond yields were flat.

Former Reserve Bank governor Raghuram Rajan attributes the Indian rupee's fall to a strong US dollar, advising caution with ...

At the interbank foreign exchange, the rupee opened at 86.46 and moved between high of 86.38 and low of 86.52 against the ...

The Pakistani rupee (PKR) closed in green reversing its 2-day losing streak against the US Dollar (USD) today after opening trade at 279 in the interbank ...

Indian stocks have lost almost $500 billion in market value in the past month, with MSCI Inc.’s index for the nation marking ...

Investors scaled back bearish bets on most Asian currencies after U.S. President Donald Trump's inaugural policies suggested ...

Exclusive analysis on RBI's windfall payout to government, boosting economy amid weak consumption and tax revenues. Subscribe ...

The Indian rupee appreciated 26 paisa to 86.32/dollar, driven by a global retreat in the USD index and central bank ...

Sri Lanka will go ahead with the free trade agreement with Singapore, on the basis of policy continuity, Deputy Finance ...

IDFC First Bank Ltd. estimates 2 trillion rupees ($23.1 billion) of transfer by the Reserve Bank of India while QuantEco ...

With a strengthening US dollar, investing in the US market can increase returns while protecting against rupee depreciation.