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Indian Rupee Exhibits Sustained Volatility Against US Dollar in 2025; Pressure from Global Flows and Weak Demand Persists

Indian Rupee Exhibits Sustained Volatility Against US Dollar in 2025; Pressure from Global Flows and Weak Demand Persists

In 2025, the Indian rupee demonstrated significant volatility against the US dollar, reflecting ongoing macroeconomic pressures, foreign capital outflows, and shifting investor sentiment. The currency, which breached key levels against the dollar during the year, faced sustained downward pressure even as efforts were made to manage volatility in foreign exchange markets.

During December, the rupee weakened amid sporadic corporate demand for dollars, with traders noting that routine flows through private banks contributed to a drift toward lower levels. Market participants observed that the currency hovered near psychologically important marks, though sudden breaches beyond critical thresholds remained limited. In some sessions, the rupee traded within a rising technical channel against the dollar, maintaining broad directional trends despite short-term swings.

Ahead of quarter-end and year-end positioning, traders cautioned that non-deliverable forward (NDF) pressures and hedging activity could weigh on the currency, potentially testing levels close to 90 or higher per dollar. Foreign portfolio outflows from Indian markets added to the strain, as global investors reassessed exposure amid elevated valuations and geopolitical uncertainties. Domestic trading volumes also remained thin, amplifying currency swings.

Analysts noted that the rupee’s price action in 2025 made it one of the more weakly performing major Asian currencies, influenced by weak investment flows and stalled trade negotiations. While central bank interventions and liquidity measures have aimed to stabilize markets, the currency’s path remains sensitive to external influences. Market watchers expect that policy developments, global interest rate expectations, and progress on trade agreements could be key determinants of the rupee’s trajectory in the coming year.

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