Precious metals recorded a decline in prices. Currency rates remained steady with limited movement. Gold Price Gold (per oz): $4563.30 ↓ Gold 24K (per 10g): ₹139633 approx Gold 22K (per 10g): ₹127923 approx Silver Price Silver (per oz): $73.52 ↓ (₹6995 approx)
Precious metals recorded a decline in prices. Currency rates remained steady with limited movement. Gold Price Gold (per oz): $4563.30 ↓ Gold 24K (per 10g): ₹139633 approx Gold 22K (per 10g): ₹127923 approx Silver Price Silver (per oz): $73.52 ↓ (₹6995 approx)
The Japanese yen recorded a sharp rise against the US dollar for the second consecutive day, drawing significant attention from global financial markets already focused on geopolitical tensions and rising oil prices. In early Asian trading on Monday, the yen surged nearly 0.9 percent within minutes of market opening, suggesting strong intervention signals from Japanese authorities. Market reports indicate that Japan may have injected approximately 5.48 trillion yen, equivalent to ab
The Japanese yen recorded a sharp rise against the US dollar for the second consecutive day, drawing significant attention from global financial markets already focused on geopolitical tensions and rising oil prices. In early Asian trading on Monday, the yen surged nearly 0.9 percent within minutes of market opening, suggesting strong intervention signals from Japanese authorities. Market reports indicate that Japan may have injected approximately 5.48 trillion yen, equivalent to ab
Gold prices declined while silver recorded an increase in the latest update. Currency rates showed USD steady against INR. Gold Price Gold (per oz): $4,598.60 (↓) Gold 24K (per 10g): ₹140283 approx Gold 22K (per 10g): ₹128419 approx Silver Price Silver (per oz): $74.93 (↑) (₹7107 approx) Silver (per kg): $2408.04 (₹228442 approx) Currenc
Gold prices declined while silver recorded an increase in the latest update. Currency rates showed USD steady against INR. Gold Price Gold (per oz): $4,598.60 (↓) Gold 24K (per 10g): ₹140283 approx Gold 22K (per 10g): ₹128419 approx Silver Price Silver (per oz): $74.93 (↑) (₹7107 approx) Silver (per kg): $2408.04 (₹228442 approx) Currenc
Precious metals continue to move upward in global markets. Gold and silver both recorded gains in the latest session. Gold Price Gold (per oz): $4635.90 (↑) Gold 24K (per 10g): ₹141568 approx Gold 22K (per 10g): ₹129676 approx Silver Price Silver (per oz): $
Precious metals continue to move upward in global markets. Gold and silver both recorded gains in the latest session. Gold Price Gold (per oz): $4635.90 (↑) Gold 24K (per 10g): ₹141568 approx Gold 22K (per 10g): ₹129676 approx Silver Price Silver (per oz): $
Gold and silver prices moved lower in the latest update on Tuesday, April 28, 2026. Currency rates showed USD steady against INR. Gold Price Gold (per oz): $4,595.70 (↓) Gold 24K (per 10g): ₹139704 approx Gold 22K (per 10g): ₹127949 approx Silver Price Silver (per oz): $73.66 (↓) (₹6966 approx) Silver (per kg): $2368.39 (₹223952 approx) C
Gold and silver prices moved lower in the latest update on Tuesday, April 28, 2026. Currency rates showed USD steady against INR. Gold Price Gold (per oz): $4,595.70 (↓) Gold 24K (per 10g): ₹139704 approx Gold 22K (per 10g): ₹127949 approx Silver Price Silver (per oz): $73.66 (↓) (₹6966 approx) Silver (per kg): $2368.39 (₹223952 approx) C
Gold prices moved lower while silver recorded an increase in the latest market update. Currency rates remained steady with USD holding against INR. Gold Price Gold (per oz): $4,709.80 (↓) Gold 24K (per 10g): ₹128690 approx Gold 22K (per 10g): ₹117848 approx Silver Price Silver (per oz): $76.00 (↑) (₹6460 approx) Silver (per kg): $2443.45 (₹207655 approx)
Gold prices moved lower while silver recorded an increase in the latest market update. Currency rates remained steady with USD holding against INR. Gold Price Gold (per oz): $4,709.80 (↓) Gold 24K (per 10g): ₹128690 approx Gold 22K (per 10g): ₹117848 approx Silver Price Silver (per oz): $76.00 (↑) (₹6460 approx) Silver (per kg): $2443.45 (₹207655 approx)
The Indian Rupee rebounded from its all-time low on Tuesday morning, rising by 7 paise to 92.14 against the US Dollar in early trade. This recovery follows a sharp fall in global oil prices, spurred by comments from US President Donald Trump regarding the potential end of the ongoing conflict with Iran. Additionally, a weaker US Dollar and a strong opening in the domestic equity markets further supported the local currency, although Foreign Institutional Investors (FII) outflows limited signi
The Indian Rupee rebounded from its all-time low on Tuesday morning, rising by 7 paise to 92.14 against the US Dollar in early trade. This recovery follows a sharp fall in global oil prices, spurred by comments from US President Donald Trump regarding the potential end of the ongoing conflict with Iran. Additionally, a weaker US Dollar and a strong opening in the domestic equity markets further supported the local currency, although Foreign Institutional Investors (FII) outflows limited signi
The Indian rupee weakened to a fresh all-time low of 91.99 against the US dollar on January 29, extending its recent slide amid persistent pressure from global and domestic factors. The currency has now fallen 2 percent so far this year and nearly 5 percent since the United States imposed higher tariffs on Indian merchandise exports. The sharp decline reflects continued weakness in foreign capital inflows and a surge in corporate demand for dollar hedging, which have outweighed the positive i
The Indian rupee weakened to a fresh all-time low of 91.99 against the US dollar on January 29, extending its recent slide amid persistent pressure from global and domestic factors. The currency has now fallen 2 percent so far this year and nearly 5 percent since the United States imposed higher tariffs on Indian merchandise exports. The sharp decline reflects continued weakness in foreign capital inflows and a surge in corporate demand for dollar hedging, which have outweighed the positive i
Japan’s central bank on Thursday began its final policy meeting of the year, with markets widely expecting a further increase in benchmark interest rates as officials continue the gradual shift away from years of ultra-loose monetary policy. The decision, scheduled to be announced on Friday, could mark the highest borrowing costs Japan has seen in three decades, underscoring the Bank of Japan’s determination to normalize policy amid persistent inflation pressures. Market pricing
Japan’s central bank on Thursday began its final policy meeting of the year, with markets widely expecting a further increase in benchmark interest rates as officials continue the gradual shift away from years of ultra-loose monetary policy. The decision, scheduled to be announced on Friday, could mark the highest borrowing costs Japan has seen in three decades, underscoring the Bank of Japan’s determination to normalize policy amid persistent inflation pressures. Market pricing
The US dollar declined in early Monday trading, reversing some of the gains it posted last week, as investors responded to rising concerns about trade tensions and the potential for inflationary pressures. The latest drop followed the US administration's announcement to double tariffs on imported steel and aluminum to 50%, a move set to take effect this Wednesday. This aggressive shift in trade policy has reignited fears that economic growth could slow and inflation may spike.
The US dollar declined in early Monday trading, reversing some of the gains it posted last week, as investors responded to rising concerns about trade tensions and the potential for inflationary pressures. The latest drop followed the US administration's announcement to double tariffs on imported steel and aluminum to 50%, a move set to take effect this Wednesday. This aggressive shift in trade policy has reignited fears that economic growth could slow and inflation may spike.
Non-Resident Indians have long played the role of cultural ambassadors, but their economic contribution is now more vital than ever as India navigates an increasingly turbulent global landscape. Amid rising trade tensions and monetary uncertainties, the Reserve Bank of India has acknowledged that NRI remittances and investments are not just sentimental gestures but strategic assets. The RBI, in its recent monthly bulletin, noted that with the right policy support, India can transform global v
Non-Resident Indians have long played the role of cultural ambassadors, but their economic contribution is now more vital than ever as India navigates an increasingly turbulent global landscape. Amid rising trade tensions and monetary uncertainties, the Reserve Bank of India has acknowledged that NRI remittances and investments are not just sentimental gestures but strategic assets. The RBI, in its recent monthly bulletin, noted that with the right policy support, India can transform global v
Despite constant warnings from banks, government agencies, and corporates about the growing threat of online scams, many individuals continue to fall victim to these digital frauds. Recently, two retired government officials from Noida were scammed out of Rs. 2.87 crore, one through a digital arrest scam and the other via a forex trading fraud. Authorities have now launched criminal investigations into both incidents, hoping to curb the increasing number of cyberc
Despite constant warnings from banks, government agencies, and corporates about the growing threat of online scams, many individuals continue to fall victim to these digital frauds. Recently, two retired government officials from Noida were scammed out of Rs. 2.87 crore, one through a digital arrest scam and the other via a forex trading fraud. Authorities have now launched criminal investigations into both incidents, hoping to curb the increasing number of cyberc
On Monday, the Indian rupee plunged by 67 paise to hit a record low of 87.29 against the US dollar. This sharp depreciation came in the wake of US President Donald Trump's decision to impose tariffs on Canada, Mexico, and China, sparking fears of a global trade war. Trump’s tariffs—25% on Canada and Mexico, and 10% on China—sent shockwaves through the financial markets. As the US dollar gained strength amid risk aversion, the rupee faced mounting pressure due to sustaine
On Monday, the Indian rupee plunged by 67 paise to hit a record low of 87.29 against the US dollar. This sharp depreciation came in the wake of US President Donald Trump's decision to impose tariffs on Canada, Mexico, and China, sparking fears of a global trade war. Trump’s tariffs—25% on Canada and Mexico, and 10% on China—sent shockwaves through the financial markets. As the US dollar gained strength amid risk aversion, the rupee faced mounting pressure due to sustaine
The Indian rupee weakened by 10 paise to a record low of 85.12 against the US dollar on Monday, marking a significant decline in its value. The domestic currency opened at 84.85, according to Bloomberg data, and had closed at 85.02 on Friday. This continued depreciation comes amid rising global pressures, including an increase in Brent crude prices, which rose 0.41% to $73.24 per barrel. The rise in crude prices was partly driven by easing concerns about a potential US government shutdown and
The Indian rupee weakened by 10 paise to a record low of 85.12 against the US dollar on Monday, marking a significant decline in its value. The domestic currency opened at 84.85, according to Bloomberg data, and had closed at 85.02 on Friday. This continued depreciation comes amid rising global pressures, including an increase in Brent crude prices, which rose 0.41% to $73.24 per barrel. The rise in crude prices was partly driven by easing concerns about a potential US government shutdown and
India's foreign exchange reserves saw an increase to $658.1 billion for the week ending November 29, according to the Reserve Bank of India (RBI). This rise followed an eight-week decline, with a $1.5 billion increase from the previous week. In comparison, the reserves had dropped by $1.31 billion in the prior week, reaching $656.58 billion. Foreign investors have invested Rs 1.75 lakh crore into India's debt and equity markets in 2024. However, the month of November witness
India's foreign exchange reserves saw an increase to $658.1 billion for the week ending November 29, according to the Reserve Bank of India (RBI). This rise followed an eight-week decline, with a $1.5 billion increase from the previous week. In comparison, the reserves had dropped by $1.31 billion in the prior week, reaching $656.58 billion. Foreign investors have invested Rs 1.75 lakh crore into India's debt and equity markets in 2024. However, the month of November witness
The Indian rupee opened flat at 84.24 against the US dollar on Thursday, following a slight dip of 11 paise to close at 84.45 on Wednesday. On Tuesday, it had closed at 84.34. The minor decline reflects the ongoing volatility in the foreign exchange market. The rupee had also opened weaker by 5 paise at 84.39 on Wednesday morning. Analysts predict that the rupee's range for the day will likely stay between 84.30 and 84.50. Anil Kumar Bhansali, head of treasury and executive dire
The Indian rupee opened flat at 84.24 against the US dollar on Thursday, following a slight dip of 11 paise to close at 84.45 on Wednesday. On Tuesday, it had closed at 84.34. The minor decline reflects the ongoing volatility in the foreign exchange market. The rupee had also opened weaker by 5 paise at 84.39 on Wednesday morning. Analysts predict that the rupee's range for the day will likely stay between 84.30 and 84.50. Anil Kumar Bhansali, head of treasury and executive dire
The Indian rupee opened at 84.39 against the US dollar on Wednesday, weakening by 5 paise from its previous close of 84.34. This follows a series of declines, with the rupee slipping by six paise on Tuesday. While the rupee had shown a slight recovery on Monday, gaining 17 paise, the currency continues to face downward pressure due to persistent demand for the US dollar and global uncertainties. Analysts had predicted a weaker outlook for the rupee, especially after a brief period o
The Indian rupee opened at 84.39 against the US dollar on Wednesday, weakening by 5 paise from its previous close of 84.34. This follows a series of declines, with the rupee slipping by six paise on Tuesday. While the rupee had shown a slight recovery on Monday, gaining 17 paise, the currency continues to face downward pressure due to persistent demand for the US dollar and global uncertainties. Analysts had predicted a weaker outlook for the rupee, especially after a brief period o