The Indian rupee fell today to a record low of 90.4675 versus the U.S. dollar, weighed down by faltering trade negotiations with the United States, steep American tariffs on Indian goods and weak export performance. Over the past year, the rupee has struggled, making it one of the worst-performing Asian currencies. Analysts attribute part of the pressure to declining foreign investor inflows and a growing trade deficit. To curb the slide, the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) is expected to intervene in currency markets actions that may limit losses but not fully reverse the trend. Some experts warn that without progress in high-level trade talks and stronger capital inflows, the rupee could face further volatility. A potential resolution in U.S.–India trade negotiations, possibly by March 2026, could ease the trajectory.
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Indian Rupee Hits Record Low Versus US Dollar, RBI Likely Intervenes




