UBS Forecast: Rupee at 92/USD by March
UBS Investment Bank predicts the Indian rupee will weaken to 92 per US dollar by March. Key factors include RBI's FX reserve rebuilding and capital outflows. Get the full analysis.
UBS Investment Bank predicts the Indian rupee will weaken to 92 per US dollar by March. Key factors include RBI's FX reserve rebuilding and capital outflows. Get the full analysis.
Indian rupee strengthens for second day, closing at 89.88 per dollar after suspected RBI intervention. Analysts see range-bound movement amid foreign selling and trade deal uncertainty. Read more.
UBS Investment Bank predicts the Indian rupee will weaken to 94 against the US dollar by FY27. Persistent capital outflows, weak nominal growth, and RBI's FX strategy are key drivers. Read the full analysis.
The Indian rupee appreciated against the US dollar on Tuesday, ending a four-day losing streak. Key factors include a weaker dollar index, geopolitical tensions, and domestic equity market trends. Read the full analysis.
Indian rupee strengthens, breaking a four-day losing streak. Analysts cite geopolitical risks and foreign capital outflow as key factors influencing the currency's volatile trajectory. Read more for insights.
Indian rupee depreciated for the fourth consecutive session, closing 8 paise lower at 90.28 against the US dollar. Geopolitical tensions and a strong dollar weighed on the currency, despite support from lower crude oil prices and foreign fund inflows.
Indian rupee opened weak at 90.24 vs USD, extending its 2025 decline. Geopolitical tensions, FPI outflows, and importer dollar demand pressure the currency. Discover the factors and future outlook.
SBI Funds Management forecasts a 5% rupee depreciation in 2025, potentially easing to around 92 against the US dollar in 2026. Key drivers include US rate cuts and domestic growth. Read the full analysis.
Indian rupee breached the 90-mark against the US dollar, settling at 90.20. Weak manufacturing PMI, foreign fund outflows, and a strong dollar pressured the currency. Read the full analysis.
The Indian rupee breached the 90 per US dollar mark on Friday, settling at 90.20. Analysts expect RBI to defend the level, with forecasts pointing to a 90-91 range in the near term. Read more for expert insights.
The Indian rupee is expected to open steady as market participants adopt a cautious stance, evaluating fresh dollar inflows after a challenging 2025. Discover the key factors shaping its trajectory in early 2026.
The Indian rupee depreciated 10 paise to close at 89.98 against the US dollar on Thursday, pressured by foreign fund outflows and a flat equity market. Read the full analysis of the currency's weak start to 2026.
The Indian rupee began 2026 on a weak note, declining 11 paise to 89.99 against the US dollar in early trade. Track the latest forex market updates and analysis here.
The Indian rupee experienced its most volatile year in 2025, swinging wildly against the US dollar. Discover the key drivers, from Fed policy to geopolitical tensions, and what lies ahead for the currency.
Indian rupee weakened to 89.90 against the US dollar in early trade on May 28, impacted by foreign fund outflows and a strong greenback overseas. Explore the key factors and market outlook.
Indian rupee appreciated to 89.95 against the US dollar, supported by robust industrial growth data and a weaker greenback. However, FII outflows and lower equities capped gains. Get the full analysis.
The Indian rupee shows signs of stability after a sharp fall, with analysts suggesting the worst may be over. Key factors include RBI intervention and global trends. Read the full analysis.
HSBC report forecasts continued weakness for the Indian rupee, trading between 83-85 against the US dollar until 2026. Key factors include US Fed policy and RBI's strategic management.
Indian rupee depreciated by 15 paise to close at 89.86 against the US dollar, pressured by falling domestic stocks, foreign fund outflows, and rising crude oil prices. Get the full market analysis here.
The Indian rupee ended modestly lower at 89.7850 against the US dollar on Wednesday. Corporate dollar demand and NDF market maturities offset gains in regional peers. Forex swap announcement impacts forward premiums.
The Reserve Bank of India's $10 billion USD/INR buy-sell swap announcement brings down forward premiums from peaks. The rupee spot trades steady at 89.70. Get the latest market analysis.
Indian rupee strengthens in early trade, rising 22 paise against the US dollar. Recovery fueled by RBI intervention, corporate inflows, and easing oil prices. SBI projects strong rebound by FY27.
The Indian rupee is expected to weaken on Monday, giving back some gains after the Reserve Bank of India's forceful interventions last week triggered its strongest rally since June. Traders are now watching for the central bank's next steps.
The Indian rupee has plunged to historic lows against the US dollar in 2025. However, Jefferies' Chris Wood argues strong macro fundamentals suggest the worst of the weakness is likely behind. Read the full analysis.
The Indian Rupee appreciated for the third straight session, closing at 89.59 against the USD. Experts attribute the rally to RBI's dollar sales and the Bank of Japan's historic rate hike. Will the rally continue?
The Indian rupee surged to 89.27 against the dollar, its strongest single-day gain in months, driven by aggressive RBI intervention. Discover the full story behind the rebound.
The Indian rupee appreciated past the 90 mark against the US dollar in early trade on December 19, 2025. This follows recent record lows and likely RBI intervention. Read the full analysis.
The Indian rupee has depreciated 6% against the US dollar in 2024, marking it as Asia's worst-performing currency. Key factors include a strong dollar, foreign fund outflows, and election uncertainty. Explore the full analysis.
The Indian Rupee has fallen 6% in 2025 after Trump's tariffs, with recovery tied to a US trade deal. Yet, the stock market shows resilience. Experts reveal the structural reasons behind this divergence. Read more.
The Indian Rupee surged over 1% after RBI sold dollars, but analysts say it remains Asia's weakest currency. FII outflows and US trade tensions are key drags. Read the full outlook.