The Indian Rupee (INR) is closely followed by businesses, investors, and travelers all up and down each day as a result of the global and domestic economies. The INR has been performing unevenly in the international market due to the strength of the currency against the major world currencies, based on the oil prices, the trade balances, and the global market on the 30th of September 2025. To the individual, it affects overseas education, costs of travelling, and remittances, whereas to the business, it affects imports, exports, and foreign investments. The monitoring of the daily rates is useful in informed financial decision-making. For more updates on Todays Gold rate and Today’s currency exchange rates, visit India Focus Daily News.
INR Exchange Rates Against Major Currencies
The Indian Rupee is worth the following exchange rate today:
| Currency | Exchange Rate (in INR) |
| 1 USD | ₹88.76 |
| 1 EUR | ₹104.10 |
| 1 GBP | ₹119.30 |
| 1 CAD | ₹63.78 |
| 1 BDT | ₹0.7293 |
| 1 RUB | ₹1.075 |
This information reveals that the rupee still remains low against tougher currencies such as the US dollar, euro, and the pound, whereas it is relatively balanced against exchange value with the Bangladeshi taka and the Russian ruble.
Effects on Trade and Consumers
The undervalued rupee against the USD and the EUR increases the prices of imports, overseas tuition, and overseas travel. But to the exporters, this offers them an opportunity since their products are priced relatively lower in the foreign markets. The stable exchange rate with BDT and RUB also shows the relevance of the regional trade partnerships of India. With a close watch over the changes in daily life, businesses and individuals will be in a better position to plan financially and to manage international transactions.
