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Indian Rupee Falls to 96.4750 Against US Dollar, Hits Over Two-Month Low

Indian Rupee Falls to 96.4750 Against US Dollar, Hits Over Two-Month Low

智通财经智通财经2026/10/07 05:46
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The Indian rupee has depreciated to 96.4750 against the US dollar, hitting a more than two-month low. Prior to the Reserve Bank of India's monetary policy announcement, the exchange rate was 96.36 rupees per US dollar.

The Indian rupee fell against the US dollar to 96.4750 per dollar, hitting a new low in over two months; before the Reserve Bank of India announced its monetary policy, the exchange rate was 96.36 rupees per dollar.
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