Rupee's Losing Run Persists on Trade Stalemate, Portfolio Outflows

Rupee's losing run persists on trade stalemate, portfolio outflows

The Indian rupee hit a fresh record low against the dollar, nearing 90.79, amid stalled US trade talks and significant foreign investor outflows. Despite positive export data narrowing the trade deficit, the currency faces pressure. The Reserve Bank of India likely intervened to slow the decline, with traders anticipating continued gradual depreciation until a trade deal is reached.

Indian rupee sinks to record low of 90.6 per US dollar

The Indian currency has weakened amid continued uncertainty about the trade deal between New Delhi and Washington.

Rupee weakens to new record low of 90.78 against US dollar

Forex traders said rupee is trading with a negative bias as investors are in wait and watch mode and awaiting cues from the India-US trade deal front

Indian Rupee sinks to new low against the US dollar

The Indian Rupee is not doing good. Reuters reported that the currency on Monday fell to an all-time low of 90.64 against the United States dollar amid uncertainty over a potential trade deal between New Delhi and Washington. Reuters reported that it had fallen 5.5% in 2025, which makes the rupee the worst-performing Asian currency of 2025. The rupee is used in all domestic transactions and is the standard of account in India’s financial, commer…

INR/USD Price Slides as Rupee Hits Record Low vs US Dollar: What’s Driving USD/INR Today and Where Forecasts See It Going Next (Dec. 15, 2025)

The Indian rupee fell to fresh record lows against the US dollar on December 15, pushing the INR/USD price to roughly $0.0110 per ₹1 (about 1.10 US cents) and taking USD/INR into the ₹90.7–₹90.8 per $1 zone—a level that has become the market’s new focal point.  Reuters+2Reuters+2 While the US dollar has broadly softened in recent weeks, the rupee hasn’t enjoyed the usual relief. Instead, a mix of trade-policy uncertainty, persistent foreign outf…

Indian rupee falls to record low of 90.64 against US dollar

The decline comes amid uncertainty over a potential India-US trade deal, combined with US tariffs of 50% on Indian goods, and $18 billion pulled out by foreign investors, making the rupee the worst-performing Asian currency in 2025.