The rupee gained 15 paise to 55.43 against the dollar in early trade today at the Interbank Foreign Exchange as the American currency weakened against euro overseas. Dollar selling by exporters and banks amid a higher opening in the domestic equity

EUR/AUD has been trading in a choppy fashion current start of the week in Asia-Pacific, last at 1.1741 bids, slightly lower than previous weekly close past Friday, with highs for the session at 1.1773, and lows at 1.1730, exactly same lows from Friday.

The rupee pared early gains and was trading at 55.48 against the dollar at 12.15 p.m. local time. The domestic unit opened higher at 55.29 from Friday’s close of 55.34 on a stronger euro and Asian markets. The euro strengthened to nearly a three-week

The Australian dollar extended gains to a four-month high while the euro hovered near a three-week peak on Monday amid hopes the European Central Bank will soon launch fresh action to tackle the euro zone debt crisis. Hopes the Federal Reserve will also

The euro had the biggest weekly gain versus the dollar since February as European Central Bank officials and national leaders pledged to support the shared currency mid surging sovereign-bond yields and concern the region’s financial crisis is worsening.

EUR/AUD is last at 1.1759 bids near Asia-Pacific session lows retreating from NY session close highs at 1.1798, and yesterday's Asian session and weekly highs at 1.1865 following Australian CPI figures. The cross goes slightly below yesterday's lows at

The U.S. dollar traded sharply lower against its major counterparts Wednesday, after a senior European Central Bank policymaker stated there were some arguments in favor of giving Europe's new permanent bailout fund a banking license. During U.S.

GBP/USD is steady consolidating below the 1.5500 mark so far this Thursday, last at 1.5475 as it ranges between 1.5470 and 1.5492. Yesterday, the pound was driven lower as the UK GDP fell by 0.7% in the second quarter, well below the expected 0.2%

The euro rose against the dollar for the first time in six days on Wednesday after a European Central Bank official said he could see grounds for giving the euro zone bailout fund a banking license that would increase its crisis fighting firepower. The

The yen gained against most of its 16 major counterparts amid signs of weakening global growth, boosting demand for the currency as a refuge. The yen traded 0.2 percent from an eight-week high versus the dollar before U.S. reports today forecast to show

The rupee slipped to further lows of 56.34 at 10 am local time on weak sentiment globally. The local unit opened at 56.26 against the previous close of 56.12. A host of reasons have contributed to the rupee’s fall this week. European debt crisis, slowing

The rupee today breached the 56-mark, down 13 paise to trade at fresh three-week low of 56.10 against the US dollar on the Interbank Foreign Exchange due to strong demand for the American currency from banks and importers, particularly oil firms.

The dollar rose against most major global currencies on Monday on weekend reports Greece is on track to miss debt targets and in danger of losing access to bailout funding. Spiking bond yields in Spain, where talk a recession will stick around for