The Indian Rupee (INR) had a mixed performance on major currencies worldwide on 4th November 2025. Although it also depreciated a bit against the Euro and the US Dollar, it was relatively stable against the regional currencies such as the Bangladeshi Taka (BDT) and the Pakistani Rupee (PKR). The exchange rates were affected by the international prices of oil, geopolitical unrest, and the prognosis of the stable economic development of India. As part of the Current News in India, the movement of the foreign exchange is still being keenly observed by investors and traders since the performance of the Rupee influences the importation/exportation margins, travelling expenses, and the value of remittances.
Currency Exchange Rates India (4th November 2025).
| Currency | Code | Exchange Rate (in INR) |
| Euro | EUR | ₹101.9 |
| US Dollar | USD | ₹88.57 |
| Bangladeshi Taka | BDT | ₹0.7260 |
| Pakistani Rupee | PKR | ₹0.3152 |
| Russian Ruble | RUB | ₹1.097 |
Exchange Rate Highlights
The current data shows that 1 Euro is equivalent to 101.9 rupees, which is a more favorable result compared to the previous trend. The US dollar is trading at 88.57, or slightly volatile due to the world’s interest rates. In comparison with the South Asian currencies, 1 Bangladeshi Taka is equal to 0.7260 rupee, and 1 Pakistani Rupee is equal to 0.3152 rupee. Meanwhile, the Russian Ruble is rated at 1.097 at the expense of the ₹1, which suggests the relative strength. These fluctuations, along with the Gold Prices, reflect the ongoing changes in global economic conditions and investor sentiment.
These rates reveal that the Rupee is not volatile in the region, but is pressured by Western currencies because of the economic changes globally. According to analysts, monetary policies are still active, and the foreign reserves of the Reserve Bank of India are the determining factors in keeping the currency stable in the next few weeks.
