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Saturday, 25 July 2026

US Dollar to Indian Rupee

96.72 per $1

1.89 over 30 days (rupee weakened)

30-day trend · ₹ per US dollar

94.3996.592026-06-24: 94.6724/062026-07-24: 96.5624/072026-06-24: 94.672026-06-25: 94.392026-06-26: 94.402026-06-29: 94.552026-06-30: 94.662026-07-01: 95.252026-07-02: 95.392026-07-03: 95.212026-07-06: 95.402026-07-07: 94.972026-07-08: 95.562026-07-09: 95.392026-07-10: 95.342026-07-13: 95.622026-07-14: 96.202026-07-15: 96.262026-07-16: 96.352026-07-17: 96.282026-07-20: 96.452026-07-21: 96.232026-07-22: 96.572026-07-23: 96.592026-07-24: 96.56
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Date₹ per USD
2026-07-2496.56
2026-07-2396.59
2026-07-2296.57
2026-07-2196.23
2026-07-2096.45
2026-07-1796.28
2026-07-1696.35
2026-07-1596.26
2026-07-1496.20
2026-07-1395.62
2026-07-1095.34
2026-07-0995.39
2026-07-0895.56
2026-07-0794.97
2026-07-0695.40
2026-07-0395.21
2026-07-0295.39
2026-07-0195.25
2026-06-3094.66
2026-06-2994.55
2026-06-2694.40
2026-06-2594.39
2026-06-2494.67

About this rate

The rate above is the interbank reference rate for converting US dollars to Indian rupees, refreshed through the day. It's the benchmark behind the rates you see for remittances, forex cards, and international payments — those retail rates sit slightly above or below it depending on the provider's margin.

Frequently asked questions

Why is my bank's dollar rate different from this one?

This page shows the interbank reference rate — the rate banks trade at with each other. Banks and remittance services add a margin (typically ₹0.30–₹1.50 per dollar) plus fees when they sell dollars to customers or convert remittances.

What moves the USD-INR rate?

The main drivers are the gap between US and Indian interest rates, crude oil prices (India imports most of its oil in dollars), foreign investment flows into Indian markets, and RBI intervention to smooth volatility.

What does a weaker rupee mean for me?

Imports, foreign travel, and overseas education get costlier, and fuel prices feel upward pressure. On the other side, exporters earn more in rupee terms, and NRI remittances convert to more rupees.