The domestic unit opened 4 apise lower at the interbank foreign exchange market at 73.03 over the previous close of 72.99 against the American currency

FII bought 2289.05 into domestic equity market on Wednesday which supported rupee to close below psychological level of 73.

Sectorally, except FMCG, all the other indices closed in the green territory today, with almost 2.2% rise in auto and IT index and 2% gain in PSU Bank, followed by 1% rise in media index

The currency unit opened at 73.11 per US dollar at the interbank forex market and inched 7 paise higher to 73.10 over its previous close

The domestic unit opened at 73.16 against the US dollar at the interbank forex market, and inched 13 paise higher to 73.15 over its previous close

Rupee opened on a weak note at 73.21 against the dollar index that traded near one-month high on risk aversion. The domestic unit then fell further by 15 paise to 73.22 at the interbank forex market, over its previous close

All sectors closed in the red, mirroring the fall in broader markets with over 2% fall registered in IT, PSU banking and financial stocks

The domestic unit opened at 73.07 per US dollar at the interbank forex market, falling 3 paise over its previous close

Tata Motors share price has gained 35% in a month. Year-to-date, the stock has given 32% returns to investors

Except for pharma, realty and financial services, all other indices on NSE closed in green territory, with over 3% gain registered in PSU banking sector

Reversing yesterday's gains, stock of YES Bank opened at Rs 18.20 today and fell to the day's low of Rs 17.15, down 5% against last close of Rs 18.05

The domestic unit opened at 73.16 per dollar at the interbank forex market, inched 13 paise higher to 73.12 against the greenback over its previous close

On Sensex , Infosys, HCL Tech, ITC, HDFC Bank, Bharti Airtel, HUL and TCS were among the top gainers. On the other hand, Axis Bank, Maruti, ONGC, Bajaj Finance and Reliance Industries were among the laggards

Following the news, Ujaas Energy share opened at 5% upper circuit of Rs 4.18, also it's intraday high against the previous closing price of Rs 3.99

Following the news, Bharti Airtel share price opened higher at Rs 542.80 and later gained 2.62% intraday to Rs 554.40 against the previous close of Rs 540.25

Reversing from three days of straight gains, stock of YES Bank opened higher at Rs 18.20 today and fell to the day's low of Rs 17.90, down 1.9% against last close of Rs 18.05

The domestic unit opened at 73.47 against the US dolla at the interbank forex market and fell by 24 paise to 73.48 against the greenback over its previous close

On Multi Commodity Exchange of India (MCX), gold futures for February slumped 4% or Rs 2,086 to Rs 48,818 per 10 gram while silver futures tanked Rs 6,112 or 8.8% to Rs 63,850 per kg

Most successful, industrialised and fast-growing Asian economies like Japan, South Korea, China, and Vietnam followed this model, as did Indonesia, Malaysia, and Thailand. Why can't India?

The administration of US President Donald Trump also put curbs on PDVSA's main trading partners, the owners of tankers still transporting Venezuelan oil and on fuel supply to the gasoline-thirsty nation