GENERAL15 Sept 2026
Rupee falls 0.42% to 95.96, posts sharpest decline since July 14
The rupee fell 0.42 per cent on Tuesday to close at 95.96 against the US dollar. This was its sharpest drop since July 14 and the fifth losing session in a row. Rising crude oil prices, global bond yields and strong dollar demand are pulling the rupee down. If you import goods or pay foreign bills, your costs may rise.
Key Statutory Highlights
- The rupee closed at 95.96 against the US dollar after falling 0.42 per cent on Tuesday.
- This was the rupee's sharpest decline since July 14 and its fifth losing session in a row.
- Rising crude oil prices, global bond yields and strong dollar demand weighed on the rupee.
Actionable Advice for Taxpayers / Founders:If you have import payments or foreign currency bills coming up, review your budget for higher costs and speak to your CA about how the weaker rupee affects your cash flow.
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