The Indian rupee breached the 90-a-dollar level for the first time ever to settle at a fresh all-time low of 90.21 (provisional) on Wednesday, down 25 paise from its previous close, amid sustained foreign fund outflows and higher crude oil prices
Key equity indices slipped for the fourth straight session as investors booked profits ahead of the RBIs policy decision later this week. A weakening rupee and steady FII outflows added to the cautious mood. Global cues offered little direction, with
GBP/USD is higher by over half a percent on Wednesday tracking weakness in dollar overseas. The dollar index fell under 99 mark for the first time in more than two weeks amid Fed rate cut expectations. Besides, chatter about Trump mentioning Hassett
Indian Energy Exchange (IEX) achieved monthly electricity traded volume (excluding TRAS) of 11,409 MU in November'25, marking an 17.7% increase on year-on-year basis. A total of 4.74 lakh Renewable Energy Certificates were traded during the month.
Asian stocks ended mixed on Wednesday as a cryptocurrency rebound lost steam and focus shifted to key U.S. economic data and upcoming central bank decisions. China's Shanghai Composite index dipped 0.51 percent to 3,878 while Hong Kong's Hang Seng
Network People Services Technologies (NPST) announced that it has successfully raised more than Rs 300 crore through a preferential issue fully subscribed by Tata Mutual Fund.