The Indian rupee posted its largest annual fall in three years, weighed down by record equity outflows and the lack of a U.S.

By Nantoo Banerjee It does not make sense for India to deplete its hard-earned foreign currency reserves to temporarily ...

The Indian rupee is headed for its biggest annual fall since 2022, hit by record equity outflows, weak capital inflows and ...

The Indian rupee was biased higher on the final trading day of the year, due to supportive moves in Asian currencies and ...

The Indian currency has sunk nearly 5 per cent since the 85-per-dollar level in January and even breached the historic low of ...

Indian rupee saw sharp volatility against the US dollar in 2025, breaching 90, driven by trade uncertainties and FPI outflows ...

At the start of 2025, the rupee was trading near 86 per dollar. At that time, markets believed the pressure would remain ...

During the year, the currency repeatedly hit record lows, at one point slipping past the 91-per-dollar mark, underscoring sustained depreciation pressure.

RBI Governor Sanjay Malhotra has said the central bank does not target any band for the rupee in the forex market.

The Financial Stability Report highlights rising depreciation pressure on the Indian Rupee due to external market factors.

Indian rupee faces volatility in 2026 due to trade headwinds & capital outflows. Will a US trade pact be enough?