Dollar vs Rupee: The Indian Rupee has fallen to a historic low and has crossed the 90 level against the US Dollar. The rupee fell 10 paise to 90.15 per dollar in early trade on Tuesday. This decline is being seen just before the US Fed’s decision. Apart from this, lack of significant progress so far in the India-US trade deal is also being considered a major reason for the weakness of the rupee.

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US President Donald Trump has threatened to impose new tariffs on Indian agricultural products, especially rice. Along with this, a warning has also been given to impose tariff on Canadian fertilizers. Trump said in the White House that cheap imports are creating problems for American farmers. According to foreign exchange traders, investors have become cautious due to the increasing demand for US dollars.

In the interbank foreign exchange market, the rupee opened at 90.15, which shows a decline from Monday’s 90.05. Meanwhile, the dollar index fell 0.04% to 99.04. Weakness was also seen in the domestic stock market, where the Sensex opened 381.91 points down at 84,720.78 and later fell by 700 points. Banking, metal and IT stocks have seen the biggest decline.

What do experts say?

On Friday, the rupee ended trading at 89.95 against the US dollar after the RBI cut the repo rate for the first time in 6 months. According to Anuj Chaudhary, Research Analyst, Mirae Asset Sharekhan, the rupee is likely to remain under pressure due to continuous withdrawal of foreign institutional investors (FIIs) and weak domestic markets. He further said that weakness in the dollar may give some support to the rupee at lower levels amid expectations of interest rate cut by the Federal Reserve in December. Possible intervention by RBI may also provide support to the rupee.

Chaudhary says that the dollar-rupee spot rate can trade in the range of Rs 90.05 to Rs 90.75. At the same time, Reserve Bank Governor Sanjay Malhotra had said on Friday that the central bank does not set any fixed range for the rupee in the foreign exchange market, but gives the domestic currency the freedom to find its actual level as per the market conditions.

Nifty-50 also slipped 139.55 points to reach 25,821.00. Brent crude fell 0.19% to $ 62.37 per barrel. According to the data, foreign institutional investors (FIIs) remained out of the market on Monday with selling of Rs 655.59 crore.

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Rupee vs Dollar: There was a decline in the Indian currency on the first trading day of the week. Amid the strengthening of the US dollar in foreign markets and rising crude oil prices, the rupee fell by four paise to 88.69 per dollar in early trade on Monday. Regarding this weakness in the rupee, CR Forex Advisors MD Amit Prabari says that the protection of the level of 88.80 by the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) has now emerged as a clear boundary line, due to which the Dollar-Rupee (USD/INR) is not able to go above this level.

Why the fall in rupee?

Strong resistance is being seen in the market between 88.80 to 89.00, while support level is present around 88.40. This situation indicates that the rupee may go through a period of limited consolidation within this range in the near term.

Forex traders say that the sentiment of rupee remains weak due to global uncertainty. In the Interbank Foreign Exchange Market, the rupee opened at 88.64 per dollar and later reached 88.69 per dollar, which shows a decline of four paise from the previous closing price of 88.65. Meanwhile, the dollar index, which gauges the US dollar’s position against six major currencies, rose 0.08 percent to 99.68.

stock market boom

On the other hand, in the domestic stock markets, the 30-point Sensex on BSE rose 202.48 points to reach 83,418.76 in early trade. Whereas, Nifty-50 on NSE also stood at 25,560.95 with a gain of 68.65 points.

In the international market, Brent crude was trading at $ 64.05 per barrel with a gain of 0.66 percent. At the same time, according to stock market data, foreign institutional investors (FIIs) were net buyers of shares worth Rs 4,581.34 crore on Friday.

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Trump Attack on BRICS: US President Donald Trump, who created a stir this year by imposing tariffs on countries around the world, is now worried about the American currency dollar. This supremo of the global superpower America feels that a big conspiracy is being hatched against the dollar, and he has held the BRICS countries responsible for this. Trump described BRICS as an “attack” on the US dollar and claimed that he threatened to impose tariffs on countries that wanted to join BRICS — after which they backed down.

Whose threat is to the dollar?

The BRICS group includes Brazil, Russia, India, China, South Africa, Egypt, Ethiopia, Indonesia, Iran and the United Arab Emirates (UAE). Trump says that this group is adopting an “anti-American policy”, so he has been warning of imposing additional tariffs on these countries. On the other hand, BRICS countries have expressed serious concern about the arbitrary tariffs being imposed by Trump, because it affects global trade.

In a bilateral meeting with Argentinian President Javier Milli, Trump said that he has a very tough stance on the dollar and, “Anyone who wants to transact in dollars will have an advantage over those who do not want to do so.”

Why is Donald Trump afraid?

Trump said, “I told all the countries that want to join BRICS… OK, but we will impose tariffs on your country. Everyone backed off. BRICS is an attack on the dollar.” He further said that if any country wants to join BRICS, “then I will impose tariffs on all your products coming to America.”

The BRICS countries said in a statement last month that such “indiscriminate increase” in tariffs could disrupt global trade and lead to trade-restrictive policies. The Trump administration has imposed high tariffs on many countries this year.

impact on india also

It is noteworthy that apart from the 25 percent base tariff, America has also imposed an additional 25 percent duty on products imported from India due to purchasing cheaper crude oil from Russia. In this way, a total of 50 percent US tariff is applicable on Indian exports, which is adversely affecting India-US trade.

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Indian Rupee vs US Dollar: In recent times, there was a huge decline in the Indian rupee. Selling by foreign institutional investors (FIIs) and strengthening of the US dollar had taken the rupee to historic lows. However, after the news of fall in crude oil prices and possible intervention of the Reserve Bank of India (RBI), there was a new rise in the Indian currency on Wednesday.

During early trade on Wednesday, October 15, the rupee strengthened by 88 paise to reach 87.93 per dollar. Forex traders say that the rupee got support due to the fall in crude oil and speculations about RBI intervention.

Why did the rupee rise?

In the Interbank Foreign Exchange Market, the rupee opened at 88.74 against the US dollar, but later gained momentum and reached 87.93 per dollar. This shows a strength of 88 paise compared to Tuesday’s closing price. However, during later trading the rupee weakened slightly to 88.33 per dollar. On Tuesday, the rupee had closed at its all-time low of 88.81 per dollar.

According to some experts, the US-India trade tariff is the only issue that is hurting investor sentiments. Anuj Chaudhary, currency and commodity research analyst at Mirae Asset Sharekhan, says that the rupee may benefit from weakness in global crude oil prices and investment by foreign institutional investors (FIIs).

There was enthusiasm in the stock market also

The dollar index, which reflects the position of the US dollar against six major currencies, declined by 0.20 percent to 98.85. Domestic stock markets also remained bullish — BSE Sensex rose 354.57 points to 82,384.55 while NSE Nifty rose 109.55 points to 25,255.05.

International standard Brent crude fell 0.43% to $ 62.12 per barrel. At the same time, according to stock market data, foreign institutional investors (FIIs) were in a selling mood on Tuesday and sold shares worth Rs 1,508.53 crore.

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Dollar vs rupee: American high tariffs and increased fees on visas have removed the Indian currency. The rupee, who arrived at all time low, killed her life on Thursday 25 September 2025 when recovery of 15 paise in early trade and raised the lowest level from 88.60 against the dollar.

Forex traders say that Indian currency is under heavy pressure this week. Many factor have put pressure on the rupee simultaneously. These include increased fees of H1B visa, Trump high tariffs and continuous profit booking by selling on behalf of foreign investors. All of them have hurt the sentiments of investors.

Forex market condition

The rupee opened at 88.65 against the US dollar in the International currency Foreign Exchange Market and then touched a level of 88.60. That is, a day ago, where it was closed, the rupee has seen a recovery of 15 paise.

The Indian currency had lost 2 paise to a low of 88.75 against the dollar on Thursday i.e. on Thursday. Forex traders say that investors are constantly cautious due to the era of uncertainty in global trade, increased visa fees of the US and the impact on its Indian IT services.

Dollar index and crude oil

On the other hand, the dollar index measuring all six major currency was trading below 0.13 percent at 97.75. Global oil benchmark Brent crude has also fallen by 0.36 percent and remains at $ 69.06 per barrel.

Talking about the Indian stock market, after the initial decline, the Sensex recovered and climbed about 100 points. While the Nifty 50 on NSE is also coming close to 25100 and doing business.

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Rupee vs dollar: The US central bank US Federal Reserve has seen pressure on the Indian currency after a reduction in policy rates by 0.25 percent. The rupee fell 16 paise to 88.01 against the US dollar. Businessmen are now assessing the widespread impact of Fed’s decision.

Fall in rupee

The US Fed reduced the interest rates by 0.25 percent as expected and indicated that the borrowing costs could be reduced even in the rest of the year. The rupee opened at 87.93 against the dollar in the Interbank Forex Market, but fell to 88.01 during the trading. In this way, it weakened 16 paise against the previous closed price.

On Wednesday, the rupee climbed 24 paise to close at 87.85 against the dollar. Meanwhile, the dollar index showing a strong dollar against six major currencies rose 0.17 percent to 97.03. The Global Oil Index Brent crude futures fell by 0.12 percent to $ 67.87 per barrel.

Stock market boom

On the other hand, the Indian stock market strengthened due to increase in purchases in IT shares after the fed rate cut. The BSE Sensex rose 447.5 points to 83,141.21 on Thursday and NSE Nifty rose 118.7 points to 25,448.95.

Sensex companies had a significant increase in Infosys, HCL Tech, Tech Mahindra, HDFC Bank, Sun Pharma and Tata Motors, while Bajaj Finance, Tata Steel, UltraTech Cement and Kotak Mahindra Bank closed in red mark. The global oil index Brent crude fell 0.16 percent to $ 67.86 per barrel. According to the stock market data, foreign institutional investors (FII) on Wednesday sold shares worth Rs 1,124.54 crore.

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