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Malhotra said the currency should not be viewed as the sole indicator of economic strength.
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The issue is expected to take the centre stage when India and the Russia-led Eurasian Economic Union hold the next round of trade talks, likely in the second half of February
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Bids for the operation will be submitted by banks in the first half of Tuesday, with the premium quoted in paisa terms, and the results will be declared later in the day
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A source added that these efforts come amid a push to boost exports to Russia to balance the trade, with a focus on spurring Indian shipments of automobiles, auto components, and pharmaceuticals.
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Forex traders said foreign portfolio investors continue to offload Indian equities, which has been weighing on the Indian rupee in the last few months.
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Major research and brokerage houses expect the rupee to exit its current depreciating phase in 2026, but much will depend on the progress of the trade deal between India and its largest trading partner, the US.
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The rupee has depreciated by roughly 5.22 percent against the US dollar this year, making it Asia’s worst-performing currency in 2025
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In the last three days, Indian rupee has appreciated 1.04 percent against the US dollar, according to the Bloomberg data.
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Analysts are divided on whether the rupee’s depreciation will accelerate to around six percent annually 2026 onwards or remain gradual, while some suggest the rupee may appreciate in the next year.
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State-run banks were spotted offering dollars aggressively, most likely on behalf of the Reserve Bank of India, three traders told Reuters
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This is the domestic currency's biggest single-day gain in seven months
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Economists say that the outcome of the negotiations for a trade deal between India and the US continues to be crucial, as the absence of an agreement could have negative implications for India’s current account deficit in the next fiscal year
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Indian markets witnessed a sharp sell-off as the Nifty slipped below 25,900 and the rupee breached 91 against the dollar, hitting a new all-time low. All sectors ended in the red with IT and realty leading losses, while midcaps saw deeper cuts. Catch Nandita Khemka in conversation with Osho Krishan, Sr. Analyst - Technical & Derivative Research, Angel One Ltd, Kuunal Shah, Associate Fund Manager, Carnelian Capital and Latha Venktesh of CNBC-TV18
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The rupee’s fall to record lows is raising near-term risks for equities and pushing investors toward selective, defensive sector exposure.
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Forex traders said rupee is trading with a negative bias as investors are in wait and watch mode and awaiting cues from the India-US trade deal front
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Forex traders said rupee is under pressure largely due to aggressive dollar purchases from importers amid surging global prices for precious metals
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The rupee has fallen more than 5% against the dollar in 2025
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Companies now face a choice between absorbing the hit or passing it on to consumers, just as dealers have begun to report a pick-up in demand after the GST rate cuts and the festive-season surge.
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The implied yield on the 1-year dollar/rupee forward premium climbed 16 basis points to 2.64%, taking the total rise to over 30 bps in three sessions
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The rupee, down 5.5% on year, is Asia's worst performing currency
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The rupee hit a fresh record low in early trading Thursday, extending its break below the closely watched 90-per-dollar level
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Ratings agency says currency remains undervalued; stronger growth and low inflation to support medium-term recovery
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The Opposition has launched a blistering attack against the government over the rupee falling to historic low
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The Reserve Bank of India’s Monetary Policy Committee (MPC) will announce its interest rate decision on Friday, with the street sharply divided over the outcome. While industry hopes for a 25-basis-point cut amid benign inflation and a government focus on growth, others expect the central bank to stay cautious. The RBI had kept the repo rate unchanged at 5.5% during its previous meeting on October 1, marking a second consecutive pause after cutting rates by 100 basis points in the first half of 2025. However, the recent slide in the rupee may complicate the rate call. Catch this conversation between Moneycontrol’s Nandita Khemka and CNBC-TV18’s Latha Venkatesh for expert insights on what to expect from the MPC. #rbi #monetarypolicy #rbigovernor #rupees
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The visit comes amid a fall in India’s Russian crude oil purchases and ongoing efforts to settle trade in local currencies, alongside talks on energy cooperation and boosting bilateral commerce.
