US Dollar/Indian Rupee

USD/INR hits a record high of 89.95, edging near the 90‑barrier. Learn why the rupee’s dip is driven by RBI neutrality, FII outflows and global dollar demand.

USD/INR sharp recovery amid Fed rate‑cut speculation and RBI interventions, showing how policy, oil prices and India’s growth forecast drive the rupee’s short‑term gains.

USD/INR rally: The rupee hits a near‑four‑week high near 88.63, driven by trade‑deal optimism, lower oil prices, and strong exporter hedging. Explore what this means for traders and policy shifts.

USD/INR market remains flat at 88.85, with the rupee holding steady as traders await U.S. payroll data and a potential trade deal, while low Indian inflation signals future strength.

The USD/INR pair slid to near 87.80 due to a combination of RBI intervention, US-China trade tensions, and a dovish US monetary policy outlook, with the rupee’s trajectory expected to be influenced by these factors in the near term.

The US Dollar/Indian Rupee exchange rate experienced a tumultuous week due to the imposition of 50% tariffs on Indian exports to the US, but was partially offset by a surprise GDP growth rate of 7.8% in the first quarter of FY26.

The US Dollar/Indian Rupee exchange rate has been volatile due to global tensions, US tariffs, and economic policies, with the Indian Rupee reaching a two-week low against the US Dollar.

The US Dollar/Indian Rupee exchange rate has been volatile due to geopolitical tensions, trade policies, and monetary policy expectations, with the Indian Rupee facing downward pressure.

The Indian Rupee has gained strength against the US Dollar due to a combination of factors, including foreign portfolio inflows, hedging-related US Dollar sales, and optimism about a potential trade agreement between the US and India.

The Indian Rupee (INR) gained strength against the US Dollar (USD) due to potential equity inflows and US Dollar sales, but geopolitical risks and upcoming US economic data may impact the USD/INR exchange rate.