The Indian rupee weakened by 3 paise to trade at ₹89.90 against the US dollar in early trade on Thursday. The decline was driven by a stronger US dollar in global markets, rising crude oil prices, and continued foreign fund outflows.
Market analysts noted that domestic equity markets were also slightly subdued, adding pressure on the rupee. Traders are closely watching global commodity trends, foreign investment flows, and policy signals from the Reserve Bank of India for cues on the currency’s near-term direction.
Despite minor fluctuations in previous sessions, the rupee faces ongoing pressure from international factors, reflecting a mix of external and domestic influences on the forex market.
Indian rupee 3 paise girkar ₹89.90 per dollar ke saath early trade mein open hua. Dollar ki strength, global crude oil ke prices ka badhna aur foreign fund outflows is girawat ke main reasons hain.
Domestic equity markets bhi thodi weak thi, jisne rupee par pressure aur badha diya. Traders ab RBI ke policy signals, global commodity trends aur foreign investment flows ko closely monitor kar rahe hain, taaki rupee ke near-term trend ka idea mil sake.