Indian Rupee Exchange Rate Today – 17 October 2025: INR Slips Against Euro and Gulf Currencies

The Indian Rupee (INR) opened slightly weaker in the global forex market on October 17, 2025, showing mild depreciation against key global and Gulf currencies such as the Euro, US Dollar, British Pound, and UAE Dirham. The rupee, however, remained relatively stable against some Asian currencies like the Chinese Yuan and Singapore Dollar. For more updates on Todays Gold rate and Yesterday’s currency exchange rates, visit India Focus Daily News.

As per the latest data at 8:20 AM (UTC), the exchange rates stood as follows:

• 1 INR = 0.01137 USD → ₹87.96 per US Dollar
  
• 1 INR = 0.00972 EUR → ₹102.94 per Euro
  
• 1 INR = 0.00848 GBP → ₹117.99 per British Pound
  
• 1 INR = 0.01472 SGD → ₹67.94 per Singapore Dollar
  
• 1 INR = 0.04175 AED → ₹23.95 per UAE Dirham
  
• 1 INR = 0.00437 OMR → ₹228.60 per Omani Rial
  
• 1 INR = 0.00347 KWD → ₹287.74 per Kuwaiti Dinar
  
• 1 INR = 0.04263 SAR → ₹23.45 per Saudi Riyal

INR Exchange Rate Overview (Major Global Currencies)

Rupee in Gulf and Middle East Markets

The Indian Rupee continues to trade weak against Gulf currencies, with:

• 1 AED = ₹23.95
  
• 1 OMR = ₹228.60
  
• 1 KWD = ₹287.74

These figures are especially significant for Indian expatriates in Gulf nations, as even small changes in conversion rates impact remittance values.

Market Insight

According to market analysts, the rupee’s dip can be attributed to a stronger US Dollar Index and rising global oil prices, which increase India’s import costs. However, consistent foreign investment inflows and positive domestic economic indicators have helped prevent any steep fall in the currency.

Exchange rates are subject to intraday market fluctuations. The values above are for informational purposes only. For real-time conversion or transactions, always verify rates with authorised forex dealers or banks.