
The Indian rupee showed mixed movements against the U.S. dollar on January 14, 2026, initially gaining 11 paise to 90.12 in early trade due to lower crude oil prices and a weaker dollar, before settling 6 paise lower at 90.29 amid strong dollar strength, foreign capital outflows, and geopolitical tensions. Domestic equity markets displayed modest gains despite cautious trading. Analysts noted that potential central bank intervention and expectations of a rate cut amid softening inflation may support the rupee, while traders await U.S. inflation data and a Supreme Court ruling on tariffs for further cues.
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