Rupee falls 14 paise against US dollar in opening trade

The dollar strengthened after China's central bank eased its domestic policy to support the economy.

Rupee crashes to all-time low of 73.81 on capital outflows, rising oil prices

The rupee has lost 110 paise or 1.51 per cent in the three sessions since Monday.

OMCs will now be able to raise external commercial borrowing for working capital purposes.

Higher US Treasury yields, which rose above the 3 per cent mark, boosted the appeal for the dollar.

The pound sterling also finished lower at Rs 95.27 per pound.

The revision has been necessitated by the increasing commodity costs and currency depreciation.

The new list is likely to be announced on Wednesday.

Losses in domestic equities in volatile early trade also put pressure on the rupee.

They are closely monitoring recent developments in financial markets and are ready to take appropriate actions.

The government also announced its intention to curb imports and reiterated its commitment to this year's fiscal deficit target.