- AS ON 09:17 AM | 26 Jun 2026
- Open116.5247
- High116.6039
- Low116.5103
- 116.6039
- Today's Change0.2617(0.2249%)
- Prev. Close116.3422
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- 116.6039
- 117.257
- 121.2668
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- 107.0932
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- -3.84516%
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Forex News
Dollar poised for best month in nearly a year; eyes on jobs data, Gulf tension
Global tensions and upcoming U.S. jobs data are keeping the dollar strong, despite a slight dip today. Investors are seeking refuge in the greenback amidst Middle East conflict and a global equity selloff. A hawkish stance from the new Federal Reserve chair also fuels expectations of higher U.S. interest rates, further bolstering the dollar's appeal. All eyes are now on crucial U.S.
RBI's dollar inflow measures buy time, but external risks remain
The Reserve Bank of India's recent measures to boost dollar inflows are a temporary fix, economists warn. While these steps aim to stabilize the rupee now, the country must strengthen its balance of payments over the next three to five years. Otherwise, as foreign currency borrowings and deposits mature, the reversed inflows could pressure the rupee again, requiring a robust BoP or larger reserves.
Dollar declines for second straight day but set for weekly gain
The dollar dipped for a second day as easing inflation and falling oil prices tempered expectations for Federal Reserve rate hikes. Despite this pullback, the greenback remains strong for the week and month. Meanwhile, the yen hovers near a critical level, raising intervention concerns. Analysts suggest a cautious approach to the dollar against the yen ahead of key U.S. jobs data.
US dollar heads into second half of 2026 as world’s top-performing major currency
The US dollar is set to enter the second half of 2026 on a strong footing, supported by higher interest rates, resilient economic growth and sustained investor demand for US assets. Despite easing inflation concerns and geopolitical relief, expectations of further rate hikes, strong inflows and AI-driven optimism continue to underpin dollar strength against major global currencies.
Yen wobbles near 40-year low as dollar pauses for breath
The yen hovered near a 40-year low against the dollar as U.S. inflation data met expectations, leading traders to scale back bets on Federal Reserve rate hikes. Mixed signals from Fed officials on the policy path ahead also contributed to the currency's weakness. Despite a slight pullback, the dollar remains strong, poised for its first back-to-back weekly gain since February.
RBI nudges banks to offer better forex rates to retail customers
The Reserve Bank of India is pushing banks to offer better foreign exchange rates for individuals and small businesses. A new platform allows direct trading at inter-bank rates, aiming to eliminate the higher mark-ups previously charged. This move seeks to bring transparency and fairness to forex transactions, ensuring smaller customers get deals comparable to larger corporations. The RBI will now monitor bank performance on this initiative quarterly.
Dollar hits 13-month highs as investors bank on rate hikes
The US dollar is on a remarkable rise, approaching its most significant monthly increase in a year, fueled by expectations of upcoming rate hikes from the Federal Reserve. This surge has propelled the euro to a 13-month low and pushed the pound and yen down to seven-month and 40-year lows, respectively.
Rupee ends a tad higher as oil slide, foreign inflows lift sentiment
The Indian rupee experienced a slight boost this week, driven by declining oil prices and the prospect of increased foreign investment. Although initial gains were curtailed due to importer demand, the currency received support as short-seller positions diminished. Investors are keenly awaiting US inflation figures, as these may impact future interest rate strategies. Notably, Indian financial markets will be closed on Friday in observance of a holiday.
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