EUR / INR (ncd:EURINR) — Live Price, Chart & Statistics
Real-time EUR / INR price with intraday chart, 52-week high and low, 50-day and 200-day moving averages, volume and previous-settle change. Refreshed continuously from Yahoo Finance, Upstox and TradingView. The interactive chart and full statistics dashboard are rendered below this SSR block.
EUR / INR Live Overview
EUR / INR (ncd:EURINR) is a forex pair quoted in INR. It is trading lower at INR 0, below its previous regular-session settle of INR 112.37 — a change of -112.37 points, or -100.00%.
Key statistics
| Metric | Value |
|---|---|
| Live Price | INR 0 |
| Change vs Previous Settle | -112.37 (-100.00%) |
| Previous Close | INR 112.37 |
| Day Open | — |
| Day Range (High – Low) | INR 0 – INR 0 |
| 52-Week Range | — |
| 1-Year Change | — |
| 50-Day Moving Average | — |
| 200-Day Moving Average | — |
| Today's Volume | — |
| 10-Day Average Volume | — |
| 3-Month Average Volume | — |
| Exchange | — |
| Currency | INR |
| Region | GLOBAL |
| Ticker Symbol | ncd:EURINR |
How to read this page
The live price shown at the top of this page is refreshed continuously and reflects the most recent trade available through our data-provider chain (Yahoo Finance is the primary source; Upstox and TradingView act as secondary fallbacks). All change figures are calculated against the previous regular-session settle — the official end-of-day price published by the exchange — which is the same convention used by every major broker for mark-to-market P&L on overnight positions.
The 52-week range gives an at-a-glance view of how the current price compares with the highs and lows recorded over the last twelve months. When the live price sits within the top ten percent of the 52-week range, momentum traders often treat that as bullish confirmation; when it sits near the bottom of the range, longer-term value investors sometimes take an interest. Neither signal is definitive on its own — always combine range data with volume, moving averages and the broader market context.
The 50-day and 200-day moving averages are two of the most widely-followed trend indicators in technical analysis. A live price trading above both averages is generally considered a bullish medium-term posture, while a live price below both is generally bearish. The point at which the 50-day crosses above the 200-day (the "golden cross") or below it (the "death cross") is often cited by financial media, though the signal has a mixed empirical record.
Volume figures on this page show today's cumulative traded quantity alongside the ten-day and three-month averages. A trading day that closes with volume significantly above the three-month average tends to indicate genuine conviction behind the day's move — either accumulation on an up-day or distribution on a down-day.
Data sources & disclosures
Live price, day range, 52-week range and moving-average values on this page are aggregated from Yahoo Finance (primary), Upstox (secondary, Indian instruments) and TradingView (tertiary, global futures). The dashboard below refreshes every five seconds while the underlying market is in session. Last server-render: Wed, 29 Jul 2026 20:49:35 GMT.
Nothing on this page is investment advice. Prices may be delayed by up to fifteen seconds depending on the data source. Trading in equities, derivatives, currencies and commodities involves substantial risk and can result in losses that exceed the initial capital deposited. Always verify quotes with your broker before placing any trade.
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