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Rupee slides to 89.42 vs dollar, worst in Asia

Indian rupee falls 4.3% in 2025, hitting record low of 89.42 against USD. Experts analyze trade tensions, foreign investment decline, and economic impact. Learn what's next for India's currency.

Rupee Unlikely to Fall Sharply After 4% Drop: Union Bank

Union Bank of India predicts the rupee won't depreciate significantly after falling 4% this year. The currency is expected to trade between 88.80-89.50 through December. Read more about the factors affecting INR.

INR Weakness: Capital Outflows Trump Dollar Woes

Explore why the Indian rupee faces depreciation pressure from weak capital flows and tariffs, while the current account deficit remains contained. Understand the RBI's changing strategy.

Indian Rupee Declines to 83.90 Against US Dollar

Indian rupee depreciated by 8 paise to close at 83.90 against US dollar on Tuesday. Factors include foreign fund outflows, dollar strength, and elevated crude oil prices. Read analysis.

Indian rupee slips, RBI defends 83.80 level

Indian rupee declines amid corporate hedging demand, but RBI interventions prevent new record low. Retail inflation hits 0.25% in October. Read latest currency updates.

Rupee at ₹88.6, US Trade Deal Could Reverse Trend

Indian rupee weakened from ₹83.3 to ₹88.6 in 2025 due to strong dollar and oil prices. US-India trade deal optimism provides support. Experts predict medium-term recovery to ₹83-84.5 range.

Reliance Infra to Raise $600 Million via FCCBs

Anil Ambani's Reliance Infrastructure board approves $600 million foreign currency bonds for expansion. Company reports mixed Q2 results with 53% YoY profit drop but 3085% QoQ surge. Read analysis.

Rupee falls 15 paise to 88.65 vs US dollar

Indian rupee declined 15 paise to 88.65 against US dollar in early trade Wednesday, reversing Tuesday's gains amid global market volatility. Track live forex updates.

Indian Rupee Rises 16 Paise to 88.57 Against USD

Indian rupee strengthened by 16 paise against US dollar, closing at 88.57. Positive equity markets and foreign fund inflows boosted the local currency. Read analysis of forex market trends.

Rupee slips 2 paise to 88.65 against US dollar

Indian rupee slips 2 paise against US dollar, settling at 88.65. Explore key factors driving currency movement including foreign fund outflows, crude oil prices, and domestic equity trends.

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