As of September 21, 2025, the exchange rates of foreign currency in India were exhibiting the wider global economic picture, the inflation pressures, the trade movement, and the central bank policy. The Indian rupee (INR) was both stable and weak against key currencies, such as the US dollar and the euro. The current exchange rates are as follows: 1 USD is equivalent to ₹88.10, 1 EUR is equivalent to ₹103.50, 1 BDT is equivalent to ₹0.7239, 1 PKR is equivalent to ₹0.3131, and 1 RUB is equivalent to ₹1.055. The values are critical in trade, investment decisions, and travel cost to an individual and business in the country. For more updates on currency exchange rate, and current gold rates, checkout India focus daily news.
Latest Currency Exchange Rates
To refer easily, the following are the conversion figures against the Indian rupee today:
| Currency | Value in INR |
| 1 US Dollar (USD) | ₹88.10 |
| 1 Euro (EUR) | ₹103.5 |
| 1 Bangladeshi Taka (BDT) | ₹0.7239 |
| 1 Pakistani Rupee (PKR) | ₹0.3131 |
| 1 Russian Ruble (RUB) | ₹1.055 |
Such rates can be influenced quite marginally based on the banks, forex exchanges, and online trading platforms.
Factors Driving Today’s Forex Rates
The performance of the rupee is still affected by several factors. Oil prices in the world market, monetary policies of the US Federal Reserve and the European Central Bank, and geopolitical conflicts are important. Internally, the trade deficit, inflows in foreign investment, and interventions by the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) also affect further movement of the rupee.
In the case of businesses that deal with imports and exports, any change in exchange rates, even by a small margin, can greatly impact costs and earnings. On the same note, international students, travelers, and remittance senders closely monitor these daily changes so that they can better organize their financial transactions.
