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Rupee falls below ₹90 against US dollar

8 Dec 2025 · 16:11 ISTafter close1 source ↓written by the desknot a recommendation

against the US: ₹90
decline: 5.5%

The Indian rupee has fallen below ₹90 against the US dollar, marking a 5.5% decline since the start of 2025. The government claims this depreciation is not alarming, with no significant intervention from the RBI this year. Traders should note the implications of a weakening rupee on import costs and inflation.

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Rupee falls below ₹90 against US dollar

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