Currency Exchange Rate Today — INR Compared with USD, EUR, BDT, PKR, RUB (23 September 2025)

This time the Indian Rupee (INR) moved close to its lowest on 23 September 2025, INR is already trading very weak against most of the major global currencies. And it’s a pressure from subdued foreign investment, and a stronger U.S. dollar. Recently occurred policy changes are like you will have to pay higher U.S. visa fees which are already having weighed on sentiment. So travellers as well as businesses, and the people who are sending remittances abroad, keep an eye on today’s forex rates, making it a key topic in current news India. 

If you want to see live updates and their detailed currency movement, visit:

• Reuters – INR at Record Lows
• Wise Currency Converter
• Economic Times – Forex Updates

Latest Exchange Rates (23 Sep 2025)

• 1 USD = ₹88.30
• 1 EUR = ₹104.40
• 1 INR = ৳1.38 (Bangladeshi Taka)
• 1 INR = ₨3.25 (Pakistani Rupee)
• 1 INR = 0.95 RUB (Russian Ruble)

(These rates are indicative and can also vary slightly across banks along with forex desks, and online platforms.)

Why the Rupee is Falling

• Global Dollar Strength: A strong U.S. dollar means it will put a strong downward pressure on emerging market currencies like INR, which also indirectly affects Today’s gold rate.
• Visa Fee Hikes: This recent increase in U.S. visa fees is also making impacts on investor sentiment along with overseas business movement.
• Weak Inflows: Now this time Foreign investment into Indian equity as well as bond markets are slow, which is also reducing dollar supply.

What This Means for You

• Travellers: You may have to pay slightly more when converting INR to USD or EUR for overseas trips.
• Remittances: The people who are sending money abroad can face higher costs; so always compare providers for the best rates.
• Businesses: Import-heavy firms should keep an eye on these exchange rates closely.