Archive · 25 Sep 2026
Rupee Gains 24 Paise Against US Dollar, Closes Higher
The rupee is India's currency, while the US dollar is America's currency.
On Friday, the rupee became slightly stronger against the dollar.
It finished at 95.75 rupees for one dollar.
It had started the day at 95.92.
During trading, it briefly weakened to 95.94.
Better feelings among global investors helped the rupee.
Possible action by India's central bank may also have supported it.
However, demand for dollars, expensive crude oil and signals of higher US interest rates limited the rupee's gains.
The rupee rose 24 paise to close at 95.75 against the US dollar on Friday.
It opened at 95.92 and reached an intraday low of 95.94.
Improved global risk sentiment supported gains in the Indian currency.
Possible intervention by the Reserve Bank also helped the rupee recover.
Dollar demand from importers, high crude prices and hawkish Federal Reserve signals limited the rise.
- Who
- The Indian rupee, local importers, the Reserve Bank and the US Federal Reserve were involved in the currency movement.
- What
- The rupee appreciated 24 paise and closed at 95.75 against the US dollar.
- When
- Friday; the report was published at 21:56.
- Where
- At the interbank foreign exchange market.
- Why
- Improved global risk sentiment and possible Reserve Bank intervention supported the rupee, while dollar demand, high crude prices and hawkish Federal Reserve signals limited gains.
- Closing rate
- 95.75 rupees per US dollar
- Daily change
- Up 24 paise
- Opening rate
- 95.92 rupees per US dollar
- Intraday low
- 95.94 rupees per US dollar
- Market
- Interbank foreign exchange market
- Supporting factors
- Improved global risk sentiment and possible Reserve Bank intervention
- Limiting factors
- Dollar demand from local importers, high crude prices and hawkish Federal Reserve signals