Indian Rupee Weakens Against US Dollar Over the Past Week
The chart shows the rupee moving from around ₹95 per dollar a week earlier to nearly ₹94.95, following a sharper decline from levels close to ₹96–97 earlier in October. Since fewer rupees are now needed only when the rate falls, the latest movement indicates that the rupee has **strengthened slightly compared with the previous week’s level of around ₹95**, despite its broader depreciation earlier in the month.
The exchange rate remains close to the ₹95-per-dollar mark, highlighting continued pressure on the rupee against the US currency.
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