Currency Check: Rupee opens marginally higher at 95.90

As per the latest business developments, The Indian indian rupee opened with marginal upside against the US dollar on September 25. The indian rupee opened 6 paise elevated at 95.90 per dollar, compared with Thursday’s close of 95.96.

According to Finrex, Indian Indian rupee to open around 95.96 almost flat and stay in the range of 95.75 to 96.25 with crude prices keep stay at near to $ 106 per barrel and dollar index at 101.27.

RBI may keep be present at < 96.00 keeping indian rupee in a narrow range as we watch the dollar index march elevated while US 10-year moves up to 5.1930%.

Exporters may keep sell at 95.96 marks keeping the view that RBI may bring the pair down from this level not allowing a movement above 96.00 while importers as usual may keep buy dips for all cash and near term positions, it further noted.

Asian currencies traded mixed against the US dollar. The Indonesian Rupiah softened 0.55%, while the Taiwan Dollar declined 0.33% and the Chinese Renminbi eased 0.03%.

On the other hand, the South Korean Won advanced 0.49%, followed by the Malaysian Ringgit, Thai Baht and Japanese Yen, which advanced 0.39%, 0.19% and 0.13%, respectively. The Philippines Peso and Singapore Dollar were largely steady, rising 0.07% and 0.03%, respectively.

The dollar was set for its first back-to-back weekly upside in more than three months on Friday, as surging Treasury yields and mounting bets on further The US central bank rate hikes kept the greenback near multi-month peaks.

Dollar resilience pushed the euro to a two-month low of $1.1370 and put it on track for a third weekly slide, its worst losing streak since the end of 2025. Sterling languished near a three-month low of $1.3220 and was on track for its worst weekly performance in four months.