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Converting Indian Rupee (INR) to British Pound (GBP) in 2016 with the best, worst and average exchange rates of the year Friday 1 January 2016 ₹1 INR = £0.0102 INR/GBP rate for 01/01/2016 Satur ...

Experts expect the rupee to remain range-bound, with a peak depreciation level of 89 per dollar. Factors such as lower ...

Converting British Pound (GBP) to Indian Rupee (INR) in 2016 with the best, worst and average exchange rates of the year Friday 1 January 2016 £1 GBP = ₹97.7421 GBP/INR rate for 01/01/2016 ...

India is experiencing macroeconomic conditions that are truly unprecedented. It shines as a beacon of hope in a slowing ...

India’s forex reserves stand at $658.8 billion, covering 11 months of imports, Sitharaman tells Rajya Sabha. | One of India's ...

The Indian Rupee appears to be on the path to return. The national currency of the most populous country in the world has ...

India is the fourth largest country to hold foreign exchange reserves of USD 658.8 billion, enough to meet the country's ...

India is the fourth largest holder of foreign exchange reserves at USD 658.8 billion, enough for 11 months of imports, as ...

Over the last 20 years, the Indian currency has held a steady depreciation rate of ~3% on an annual basis- Dhruv Goyal.

Indian Rupee (INR ... the critical 1.0800 threshold following the release of US ISM Manufacturing PMI and JOLTS readings. After bottoming out around the 1.2880 region, GBP/USD now manages to ...