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  • Why India’s strong macros aren't soothing the Rupee?

    The local currency has surpassed the psychological level of 90 on December 3 and yet again recorded a low 90.5625 against the US dollar. This is despite India’s resilient macroeconomic conditions.

  • RBI Guv Malhotra: Blessed with best inflation, marred by worst INR depreciation

    Malhotra, who took charge as RBI Governor on December 11, 2024, has overseen a 5.71% slide in the rupee during his first year in office, marking the Indian currency as the worst performer among its Asian peers.

  • The Currency Battleground: How undervalued yuan powers China's surplus while India's rupee tells a different story

    Beyond the political noise, BIS exchange rate data exposes the true scale of competitive devaluations, showing why China's surplus is a policy outcome while India's deficit reveals a growth story

  • Rupee opens 5 paise down at 90.14 against the dollar on FPIs outflows

    According to Bloomberg data, the rupee still remains the worst performing currency in Asia after the Indonesian rupiah and the Philippine peso

  • RBI to conduct $5 billion USD/INR buy/sell swap auction on December 16

    As per estimates by the experts, this auction will approximately inject Rs 45,000 crore liquidity to the banking system.

  • Will USD/INR Buy/Sell swap help battle a turbulent rupee?

    The local currency hit the all time low in this week and crossed 90-mark against the US dollar on persistent equity outflows and uncertainty around the India-US trade deal.

  • RBI factored in rupee’s current level while making CPI inflation projections, says Governor Sanjay Malhotra

    The central bank revised down the CPI inflation by 60 basis points (Bps) for FY26 to 2 percent from 2.6 percent projected earlier.

  • Rupee falls 13 paise after RBI announces $5 billion 3-year USD/INR buy sell swaps

    The local currency was trading at 89.98 against the dollar after opening at 89.85

  • Rupee opens 13 paise up against dollar at 89.85 ahead of RBI's monetary policy

    A Moneycontrol poll expects the MPC to cut repo rate by 25 bps, drawing comfort from the low CPI inflation print

  • Indian rupee closes above 90-mark on likely intervention by RBI

    The local currency closed at 89.9750 against the US dollar, as compared to 90.4115 at open and 90.1913 at previous close against the greenback.

  • As rupee sinks, Priyanka Gandhi's clapback: 'BJP used to mock Manmohan govt over dollar - what do they have to say now?' | WATCH

    The rupee slumped 28 paise to an all-time low of 90.43 against the US dollar in early trade on Thursday.

  • Rupee continues to slide, opens 22 paise down at 90.41 against dollar

    On December 3, the rupee went past the 90-mark against the US dollar for the first time

  • Rupee’s tariff war test: weaker, yet far more resilient than past crashes

    According to Bloomberg data, the Indian rupee depreciated 5.06 percent between December 31, 2024, and December 3, 2025. It has become the worst-performing currency among Asian peers.

  • RBI’s silence in forex market may set stage for monetary policy surprise

    According to a source, the RBI may have intervened at the certain level of 90.16-90.17 against the US dollar in spot forex market on December 3, and again at 90.27-90.29, to curb sharp depreciation.

  • Why INR at 90/USD is a big concern for RBI's monetary policy committee meeting

    The Rupee opened at an all-time low on December 3 and crossed the 90-mark against the US dollar on persistent equity outflows and uncertainty around the India-US trade deal.

  • Rupee at new low: INR closes below 90 for the first time against US Dollar

    Stalled India-US trade talks and heavy FPI outflows continue to weigh on the rupee despite the weakening of the dollar index

  • INR or Repo rate: What will be the bigger priority for RBI ahead of MPC?

    The depreciation in the local currency is highest in last three years due to tariffs related impact leading to higher demand for dollars among importers and outflows of funds from domestic equity market.

  • Rupee down 3.5% since March; RBI sells $38 billion to steady currency: FinMin

    Indian rupee weakened 3.5% vs US dollar between March and October 2025, as RBI sold nearly $38 billion to stabilise the currency amid global volatility and mixed flows.

  • RBI’s rupee defence at 3-year high, $38 billion sold in January–September

    The rupee has depreciated 4.10% in the calendar year and 4.26% this fiscal, according to Bloomberg data

  • Rupee opens 3 paise down at 89.25 on persistent dollar demand

    Importers have been buying dollars whenever the rupee strengthens, which has made it hard for the rupee to strengthen, experts say

  • Rupee opens 17 paise higher on RBI support, extends gains for second day

    This is the second consecutive day when the central bank is expected to have seen in the market to support the local unit.

  • Rupee ends 17 paise up at 89.24 against US dollar on RBI support

    On November 21, the local currency depreciated to a record low of 89.49 against the US dollar due to outflows from foreign investors from Indian equities, uncertainty over a US-India trade deal, and absence of RBI's support sparked the slide in the rupee.

  • Rupee opens 26 paise higher at 89.15/USD on likely RBI support

    On November 21, the local currency depreciated to a record low of 89.49 against the US dollar due to outflows from foreign investors from Indian equities, uncertainty over a US-India trade deal, and absence of RBI's support sparked the slide in the rupee.

  • Indian rupee hits record low of 89.46 against US dollar on high greenback demand

    With this fall, the local currency is down by 0.86 percent against the US dollar as compared to November 20. Indian rupee has seen a biggest intra-day fall of 67 paise, which is highest since May 8, 2025, when it depreciated 89 paise.

  • Rupee opens 3 paise up on higher Asian currencies

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