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Rupee Vs Dollar: The beginning of this week was very bad for those investing in the share market. Meanwhile, the rupee also continued to fall. You also know how much the rupee is trending against the dollar.
09 December, 2025
Rupee Vs Dollar: The Indian rupee slipped 10 paise to 90.15 per dollar in early trade on Tuesday morning. The increasing demand for dollars, especially from corporates, importers and foreign portfolio investors, is increasing pressure on the rupee. According to Forex traders, investors are currently in wait and watch mode. In such a situation, everyone’s eyes are fixed on the US Fed meeting to be held this week. What stance Fed Chairman Jerome Powell will take could completely change the direction of the global currency market.
demand for dollars
In the interbank forex market, the rupee opened at 90.15, which was weaker than Monday’s closing level of 90.05 per dollar. Amit Pabri, MD of CR Forex Advisors, says that even a slight change in the stance of the Fed can bring a big stir in the currency market. However, he also said that the dollar has softened a bit due to expectations of a possible rate cut by the Fed and the RBI is also actively managing liquidity. In such a situation, the rupee may become stable in the range of 89.20 to 90.30.
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global market
The dollar index slipped 0.04 percent and was trading at 99.04. At the same time, Brent crude also fell slightly and remained at $ 62.37 per barrel. Meanwhile, according to Forex expert Anil Kumar Bhansali, there is continuous pressure on the rupee due to weak Asian currency, sluggish start of local equity market, caution before the Fed’s decision and high US bond yields. Along with this, uncertainty regarding FPI equity outflow and US-India trade talks starting from Wednesday is also increasing nervousness in the market.
eyes on trade talk
3-day trade talks between India and America are starting from December 10 in Delhi. This is considered important regarding the first phase of bilateral trade agreement between the two countries. Investors are cautious about the outcome of this discussion, because it can have a direct impact on the currency and the market.
market under pressure
The domestic stock market has also become sluggish with the weakness of the rupee. Sensex fell 381.91 points to 84,720.78 and Nifty slipped 139.55 points and was trading at 25,821.00. Along with this, foreign investors sold Rs 655.59 crore on Monday, due to which the mood of the market further weakened. Overall, the current fall of the rupee is the result of many global and domestic factors. Now all eyes are on the Fed’s announcement and India-US trade talks, which will decide the direction of the currency market in the coming days.
