(Reuters) -Long positions on most Asian currencies dwindled over the past fortnight as market participants took a cautious view of the U.S. dollar, while sentiment towards the Indian rupee turned ...

The Reserve Bank of India has carved out more flexibility to defend the rupee, as rising geopolitical tensions and a spike in ...

At the interbank foreign exchange market, the rupee opened at 92.05, then fell to an early low of 92.18 against the American ...

For currency markets, the rupee's brief recovery may only be an interlude, as traders brace for more turbulence driven by oil ...

A weaker rupee reflects global risk aversion, higher oil prices and capital outflows. The currency slide could affect inflation, exports and India’s current account deficit while prompting RBI ...

The rupee slumped to a new low on March 9, closing at 92.34 against the US dollar, as crude surged above $100 a barrel. The ...

The Indian rupee ended higher on Wednesday even as most Asian currencies fell, with market participants betting on the unit staging a recovery in the near term, while weakness in the dollar index and ...

Tariff threats boost short bets on rupee Long positions on China's yuan, Taiwan's dollar trimmed Investors stay long on Singapore's dollar Aug 7 (Reuters) - Long positions on most Asian currencies ...