The Indian rupee weakened by 13 paise to 92.43 against the US dollar in early trade on Monday, pressured by significant foreign fund outflows and rising crude oil prices amidst geopolitical tensions. Volatile domestic equity markets further contributed to the rupee’s decline, despite a slight retreat in the dollar’s strength.
Sebi proposes to widen foreign investors’ access to non-agricultural commodities derivatives
Sebi plans to permit Foreign Portfolio Investors in physically settled commodity derivatives. This move aims to boost institutional participation and market liquidity. Safeguards ensure FPIs
August 11, 2026