US Dollar/Indian Rupee

US dollar rises against rupee after Fed hike; RBI intervenes, but rupee faces ongoing pressure from higher yields and oil prices.

USD/INR stays near 95.6 as crude oil rises, RBI swaps calm the rupee, and traders await U.S. CPI and Fed data for the next move.

Indian rupee’s surprising resilience: buoyed by FCNR inflows, RBI FX buffers and solid fundamentals, it defied oil price hikes and global turbulence, closing at 94.39 against the U.S. dollar.

Indian rupee stays steady at ₹94.80‑94.90 despite Fed hawkish outlook, RBI buying and strong domestic growth, keeping USD/INR anchored.

USD/INR rises to 94.89 on strong Q2 GDP and RBI support—₹ gains stay above 52‑week low, beating Brent and U.S. yields, signaling a bullish trend.

USD/INR traders see a mixed outlook: U.S. Treasury bond‑buyback weakens the dollar, but rising oil prices and Hormuz tensions keep the rupee on a cautious path.

US dollar vs. Indian rupee stays flat near ₹95.40 amid RBI sales, steady oil and U.S. inflation easing—what to watch for traders.

Rupee rises to 95.65 vs dollar as falling oil prices ease FX outflows and lift risk sentiment – a third‑day rally toward its 52‑week high.

Indian rupee gains vs. USD as oil prices fall, easing U.S‑Iran tension, boosting currency fundamentals and keeping traders watching oil‑price shifts.

₹96.34 vs USD: rupee’s latest drift, fuelled by soaring oil, RBI speculation and FII selling. Discover why India’s currency edged up in July.