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The rupee weakened beyond 91 per USD amid ongoing India US trade discussions and rising hedging activity. Dollar sales by government banks aimed to curb the slide, while export data suggested mixed signals for the economy’s external balance.
The Indian rupee plunged beyond the historic 90 mark to 90.15/USD on 9 Dec 2025 – down over 7% in just six months. NRIs now get thousands of extra rupees for every dollar remitted. While Bank of America forecasts recovery to 86 by end-2026, experts say even if rupee falls further to 95, converting now and parking in Indian FDs will still earn 6-7% interest. Smart NRIs are transferring in phases to
The Indian rupee plunged to a historic low of 90.41 against the US dollar on Thursday, breaching the critical 90-mark for the first time. Foreign investor outflows and persistent depreciation pressure have made the rupee Asia’s worst-performing currency in 2025, down over 5% year-to-date. Consumer electronics, laptops, TVs, beauty products and automobile companies are now forced to increase prices
The Indian rupee declines against the US dollar as investors anticipate RBI policy committee actions amid external pressures from fund outflows and ongoing India US trade discussions. Analysts note the currency’s softness mirrors broader market dynamics and potential central bank intervention possibilities.
On December 2, 2025 the Indian Rupee hit a historic low of 90.02 against the US dollar, down 5% year-to-date and ranking among Asia’s worst performers. A record $41.68 billion October trade deficit, stalled US-India trade deal amid Trump tariffs, and ₹1.47 lakh crore FII outflows fuelled the slide. Despite expected Fed rate cuts weakening the dollar globally, analysts forecast INR staying pressure
The Indian Rupee weakened 0.8% in November 2025 to a historic low of 89.46/$, then fell further to 89.73/$ in early December despite blockbuster 8.2% Q2 GDP growth that beat forecasts of 7.3%. Bank of Baroda economist Aditi Gupta says external trade and capital flow worries overshadowed strong domestic fundamentals. With no RBI rate cut expected and Fed moves already priced in, the rupee is likely
