What’s going on here?The Indian rupee held steady at 84.0825 against the US dollar, standing firm amid market volatility caused by looming US election tensions and regional currency instability.What does
MUMBAI (Reuters) - India's central bank is well-equipped to deal with a potential sudden outflow of foreign funds and any steep fall in the rupee if Republican candidate Donald Trump
What’s going on here?Emerging Asian currencies like the Singapore dollar and Malaysian ringgit are struggling, facing their steepest declines in years due to concerns over potential delays in US interest
Labour's large tax-and-spend budget – described by some as an ‘old Labour’ policy – is still reverberating across UK asset markets, ING’s FX analyst Chris Turner notes. New Gilt supply coming dangerously close
