Archive · 27 Sep 2025
Rupee Weakens Against Dollar, Pound, and Euro
Imagine the value of money is like a seesaw.
This week, the value of India's rupee changed compared to other currencies.
The rupee got weaker against the US dollar, the British pound, and the Euro.
However, it became stronger against the Japanese Yen.
This means it took more rupees to buy a dollar, pound, or euro, but fewer rupees to buy a yen.
The rupee closed at 88.72 against the US dollar on September 26.
The rupee was at 88.15 against the US dollar on September 22.
The rupee eased against the pound to 118.50.
The rupee was at 118.80 against the pound on September 22.
The rupee strengthened against the yen, firming to 59.24 (per 100 yen).
- Who
- Rupee
- What
- Weakened against the dollar, pound, and euro
- When
- Week of September 22-26
- Where
- Foreign Exchange Market
- Why
- Not explicitly stated in the article
Market Impact
Consumer Effect
Impact
Market Impact
The weakening may be seen as negative for importers but positive for exporters.
Consumer Effect
Fluctuations in the exchange rate impact how much goods and services cost for ordinary people.
- USD Exchange Rate (September 26)
- 88.72
- USD Exchange Rate (September 22)
- 88.15
- Rupee vs Pound (September 26)
- 118.50
- Rupee vs Pound (September 22)
- 118.80
- Rupee vs Euro (September 26)
- 103.62
- Rupee vs Euro (September 22)
- 103.49
- Rupee vs Yen (September 26)
- 59.24 (per 100 yen)
- Rupee vs Yen (September 22)
- 59.50 (per 100 yen)
