By Admin 
Dollar vs rupee: The increased fees of American high tariff and H1B visa have put pressure on Indian currency. The rupee fell by 7 paise to Rs 88.80 against the US dollar on Wednesday, 24 September 2025 amid selling of foreign institutional investors. This is the lowest level ever.
Why is the rupee broken?
According to foreign currency traders, the trust of investors has weakened due to increase in US high tariffs and H1B visa fees on Indian goods. Investors have increased the pressure on the rupee about the reduction in risk of risk and business policy. The rupee opened at Rs 88.80 per dollar in the Interbank Forex Market, which was 7 paise weaker than the previous closed price. It went up to Rs 88.71 per dollar in early trade.
On Tuesday, the rupee fell 45 paise to close its all -time low level at Rs 88.73 per dollar. It also reached Rs 88.82 per dollar in day business.
Investors’ weak sentiments
The US dollar showing a status of US $ increased by 0.09% to 97.35 against six major currencies. In the domestic stock market, the BSE Sensex fell 380.48 points to 81,721.62 in early trade and the Nifty fell 106.45 points to 25,063.05. In the international market, Brent crude climbed 0.24% to $ 67.79 per barrel. FII (foreign institutional investors) remained out of the market by selling shares worth Rs 3,551.19 crore on Tuesday.
Significantly, if the price of the rupee falls, then it has to pay more money for the goods from exports than before. Along with this, it becomes expensive to pay fees as students who have gone out for students who have gone out for studies. Apart from this, due to the reduction of the value of the rupee, there are many negative effects on the country’s economy.
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