The rupee closed at 85.645 against the US dollar, down from its close of 85.615/$1 in the previous session, LSEG data showed. The currency closed at record low levels for the seventh consecutive session.
India’s headline indices ended Friday with strong gains helped by bank, energy and IT stocks. Nifty moved up sharply after three days of consolidation, resuming
Indian markets ended the week higher but may face volatility due to U.S. airstrikes on Iran. Rising crude oil prices, cautious FIIs, and weak technical
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