RBI intervention

  • Indian Rupee Falls to Historic Low: Chief Economic Adviser Remains Optimistic About FDI Growth Despite Currency Depreciation

    Indian Rupee Falls to Historic Low: Chief Economic Adviser Remains Optimistic About FDI Growth Despite Currency Depreciation

    Dec 04, 2025 01:33 am CST

    India's Chief Economic Adviser V Anantha Nageswaran remains unconcerned about the rupee hitting an all-time low of 90.21 against the US dollar, stating it hasn't affected inflation or exports. Despite currency challenges, he projects gross FDI could exceed USD 100 billion this year, representing significant growth over the previous fiscal year's USD 81.04 billion.

  • Indian Rupee Hits Historic 90-Mark Against US Dollar: Economic Impact and Consequences for Overseas Students

    Indian Rupee Hits Historic 90-Mark Against US Dollar: Economic Impact and Consequences for Overseas Students

    Dec 03, 2025 06:27 pm CST

    The Indian rupee has depreciated to a record low of 90.13 against the US dollar, affecting domestic markets and significantly increasing costs for Indian students studying abroad. This 7% slide since early 2025 has impacted everything from tuition fees to living expenses, with students in the US facing the steepest increases. The currency weakness stems from weak capital flows, persistent importer demand, and uncertainty over the India-US trade deal, potentially fueling inflation across multiple sectors.

  • Indian Rupee Breaks Historical 90 Barrier Against US Dollar: Impact on Markets and Investment Outlook

    Indian Rupee Breaks Historical 90 Barrier Against US Dollar: Impact on Markets and Investment Outlook

    Dec 03, 2025 01:37 pm CST

    The Indian rupee has reached an unprecedented low of 90.13 against the US dollar, breaking the critical 90-per-dollar threshold for the first time in history. This significant currency depreciation, influenced by weak trade flows and uncertainty over the India-US trade deal, has impacted domestic equity markets with the Nifty dropping below 26,000 points. Despite strong economic fundamentals, the continued rupee weakness is forcing foreign investors to sell, creating additional market pressure as traders await possible RBI intervention.