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USD/INR94.810.00%Sell

USD/INR — US Dollar Indian Rupee Live Price

Forex · FXMARE live indicative quote
Technicals:Sell· as of Oct 23, 01:14 UTC
S1 94.1137·Pivot 94.5109·R1 94.7094(Oct 21 session)
94.81+0.000.00%
Day's Range94.81
Market open
Delayed 15mQuotes are indicative, sourced from Yahoo Finance (a free public feed with no redistribution licence), and may be delayed.

USD/INR Live Price Chart

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1D and 5D plot 5- and 30-minute intraday candles; 1M–6M plot daily candles. Prices are indicative and may be delayed.

1D+0.00%
1W+0.30%
1M-0.92%
3M-2.14%
6M+0.74%
1Y+8.06%

Period returns — 1D is the latest session move (the last completed session when the market is closed); 1W–1Y are computed from real daily closing history. Each window is shown only when its data is available.

Key Statistics

Prev. Close94.81
Open94.81
Day's High94.81
Day's Low94.81
Change+0.00
Change %+0.00%
52-wk High97.05
52-wk Low85.86
Day's Range94.81
52-Week Range80% of range
85.86
97.05

Technical Summary

SELLBUY
Sell

3 of 5 signals read sell.

3
Sell
0
Neutral
2
Buy
Moving Averages1 sell · 0 neutral · 2 buy
Oscillators2 sell · 0 neutral · 0 buy

Computed from real daily price history (RSI 14, SMA 20/50/200, MACD 12/26/9) · as of Oct 23, 01:14 UTC. Not investment advice.

About USD/INR

USD/INR is the price of one US dollar in Indian rupees. The rupee is a managed-floating currency: the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) lets the market set the rate but regularly buys or sells dollars from its foreign-exchange reserves to smooth sharp moves, so USD/INR usually trends more gradually than freely floating pairs. The rupee is convertible for trade and current-account payments but not fully on the capital account, and a large offshore non-deliverable forward (NDF) market prices it outside India alongside the onshore market.

India imports most of its crude oil, so higher oil prices widen the trade deficit and tend to weaken the rupee. Portfolio flows are the other big driver: when foreign investors buy Indian equities and bonds the rupee firms, and when they sell it weakens. Interest-rate differences between the RBI and the US Federal Reserve, the broad strength of the dollar, and India's inflation and current-account data all feed into the rate.

For Indian residents, currency derivatives may be traded only on recognised Indian exchanges such as the NSE and BSE, within the pairs the RBI permits; trading forex through overseas online platforms is not allowed, and the RBI publishes an Alert List of unauthorised platforms. The live price on this page is for information and applies worldwide.

Quote conventionIndian rupees per 1 US dollar
RegimeManaged float (RBI intervenes)
Central bankReserve Bank of India (RBI)
Key driversOil prices, foreign portfolio flows, Fed vs RBI rates
Offshore marketNon-deliverable forwards (NDF)
Onshore exchangesNSE and BSE currency derivatives

On the session, USD/INR is trading at 94.81, a move of +0.00 (+0.00%) versus the previous close of 94.81. The instrument has ranged between 94.81 and 94.81 so far today. FXMARE's technical engine currently reads the setup as Sell.

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USD/INR — frequently asked questions

What is the USD to INR rate today?

This page shows the live USD/INR rate, meaning how many rupees one US dollar buys, with an intraday chart and the day's high and low. Banks and money-transfer services quote their own buy and sell rates around this market rate, so the rate you get for a transfer will include their margin.

Why does the rupee weaken against the dollar?

The most common reasons are higher oil prices, which raise India's import bill, foreign investors selling Indian stocks and bonds, and a stronger US dollar globally, often driven by higher US interest rates. The RBI usually slows sharp falls by selling dollars from its reserves rather than defending a fixed level.

Does the RBI control the USD/INR rate?

Not directly. The rate is set by the market, but the RBI intervenes by buying or selling dollars to limit volatility, and it builds or draws down reserves as it does so. That is why USD/INR tends to move in smaller daily steps than many freely floating currencies.

Can Indian residents trade USD/INR?

Yes, through currency futures and options on recognised Indian exchanges such as the NSE and BSE, using a SEBI-registered broker. Trading forex with overseas online brokers is not permitted for residents, and the RBI's Alert List names unauthorised forex platforms.

Technical Indicators

IndicatorLevel / readingSignal
Price vs MA20MA20 95.6957Sell
MA20 vs MA50MA50 95.5021Buy
MA50 vs MA200MA200 94.2988Buy
RSI (14)41.9Sell
MACD (12,26,9)-0.2845Sell
Computed from real daily price history (RSI 14, SMA 20/50/200, MACD 12/26/9) · as of Oct 23, 01:14 UTC. Not investment advice.