Category : Search result: Rupee depreciation 2025


UBS Forecasts Rupee at 94 vs Dollar by FY27

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.

Rupee slides to 90.28 vs USD on geopolitical tensions

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.

Rupee's Worst Annual Drop Since 2022 at 4.74%

The Indian rupee closed 2025 at 89.8650 per US dollar, marking its worst annual performance in three years with a 4.74% decline. Discover the factors and implications for India's economy.

Rupee Falls 15 Paise to 89.90 vs USD in Early Trade

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.

Rupee falls 5 paise to 89.95 against US dollar

The Indian rupee opened weaker at 89.95 against the US dollar, influenced by foreign fund outflows and a strong greenback overseas. Key factors impacting the currency market analysed.

Rupee Policy: Economists Warn RBI Against Past Errors

Economists argue the RBI's rupee management has improved but warn against defending the currency unnecessarily. A weaker rupee could protect jobs in export sectors hit by Trump tariffs. Learn why a rate of 100/$ may be needed.

CLSA's 2026 India Market Outlook: Focus on Stocks

CLSA's report for 2026 reveals India's stock market is driven by selective themes, not broad rallies. Key picks include DMart, TCS, and Ashok Leyland. Discover the detailed analysis.

Rupee Falls 22 Paise to 89.93 vs US Dollar

Indian rupee depreciated to 89.93 against the US dollar in early trade on May 31, 2024, driven by strong dollar demand from importers and foreign fund outflows. Get the full market analysis.

Shankar Sharma on India's economic slowdown, capex risks

Market veteran Shankar Sharma warns India's economic slowdown is a 'giant battleship' hard to turn. He cites fiscal constraints, weak tax growth, and rupee pressures limiting a 2026 revival. Read his full analysis.

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