Mumbai, December 3, 2025 — The Indian rupee tumbled to a record low, breaching the crucial 90-per-dollar mark for the first time in history amid heavy dollar demand from importers, rising crude oil prices, and sustained foreign fund outflows. The sharp fall triggered volatility in currency markets and intensified concerns over imported inflation and external trade pressure.
Market experts said the weakening rupee reflects a combination of global dollar strength, geopolitical uncertainty, and cautious investor sentiment toward emerging markets. While the Reserve Bank of India is expected to closely monitor the situation and intervene if needed, analysts believe the near-term trajectory of the rupee will remain sensitive to global economic cues and capital flows.
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