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Forex Rates Live

09 Oct 2026
  • FLAT RATES
PriceChange%ChangeOpenPrev.CloseDay's Low-High
USD/INR96.780.000.0096.6896.7896.68 - 96.80
EUR/USD1.1178-0.0019-0.1696851.11971.11971.1176 - 1.1213
GBP/INR127.6579-0.384995-0.300676127.7675128.0429127.6272 - 127.8625
EUR/INR108.2133-0.131798-0.121646108.3438108.3451108.2091 - 108.4431
USD/JPY158.2240.1439970.091091158.08158.08157.586 - 158.304
GBP/USD1.3191-0.0023-0.174061.32141.32141.3185 - 1.3222
DXY Index102.3860.1440050.140847102.218102.242102.133 - 102.40
JPY/INR0.6115-0.0006-0.098020.61220.61210.6112 - 0.6136
USD/CAD1.42610.00050.035071.42561.42561.4244 - 1.427
USD/SGD1.28220.00220.1718761.281.281.2791 - 1.2823
USD/INR96.78
High: 96.8Low: 96.68
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Traveller's Pocket Guide

USD

USD
50
100
250
500
1000
5000
10000
INR
4839.00
9678.00
24195.00
48390.00
96780.00
483900.00
967800.00

INR

INR
50
100
250
500
1000
5000
10000
USD
0.52
1.03
2.58
5.17
10.33
51.66
103.33

Forward Rates* - USD/INR

08 Oct 2026
MONTHBID RATEASK RATEBID-ASK SPREADSPREAD CHANGE %%ANNUALIZED PREMIUM/DISCOUNT
31 Oct 202697.002597.03250.0299992.19793.913553
30 Nov 202697.417597.45750.0399930.01004.200235
31 Dec 202697.777597.81750.0400010.01004.288070
31 Jan 202798.157598.19750.0400010.01004.393997
28 Feb 202798.412598.45250.0400010.01003.456294
31 Mar 202798.692598.73250.0400010.01004.034924
30 Apr 202799.057599.09750.0400010.01002.394611
31 May 202799.292599.33250.0399930.01002.637423
30 Jun 202799.552599.59250.0400010.01002.906076
31 Jul 202799.802599.84250.0400010.01003.164393
31 Aug 2027100.0525100.09250.0400010.01003.422711
30 Sep 2027100.2825100.32250.0400010.01003.660367

FOREX NEWS

  • Dollar edges back from 18-month high after FOMC minutes

    Dollar edges back from 18-month high after FOMC minutes

    The dollar index has maintained its position as hawkish Fed minutes emphasize inflation as a major concern. Recent interest rate hikes by the Federal Reserve have been met with caution regarding future increases. Meanwhile, the US dollar's performance varied against other currencies, influenced by Japan's positive current account surplus report.

  • Dollar holds losses as markets await Fed minutes, speakers

    Dollar holds losses as markets await Fed minutes, speakers

    The US dollar faced a downturn while European bond markets began to stabilize, affecting overall currency landscapes. Traders are eyeing the forthcoming Federal Reserve minutes and speeches from key figures, swaying market feelings. The euro gained ground, buoyed by decreasing French bond yields related to political expenditures, while the Japanese yen lagged, despite positive discourse on interest hikes. Overall, market forecasts for Fed rate adjustments signal a cautious outlook ahead.

  • Euro faces political, fiscal reckoning as it hovers near 17-month low

    Euro faces political, fiscal reckoning as it hovers near 17-month low

    The euro has hit a 17-month low, primarily due to a mix of political instability and fiscal challenges within the euro zone. Heightened worries about soaring debt levels and political standstill in France are exacerbating the euro's decline. Meanwhile, the dollar is gaining strength, bolstered by US Treasury yields that have surged to their highest levels in decades.

  • Dollar holds firm as French fiscal woes keep euro on back foot

    Dollar holds firm as French fiscal woes keep euro on back foot

    The dollar's ascent continues, climbing to a 17-month peak as the likelihood of a Federal Reserve rate increase diminishes. Meanwhile, European currencies face challenges, notably the euro, burdened by rising concerns over France’s debt and political instability. Recent employment statistics from the U.S. hint at a cooling labor market, leading traders to adjust their rate expectations for October.