Indian Rupee Appreciates Marginally to 90.16/ Dollar

Authored By Ankur Chandra | Published at: Jan 6, 2026 02:37 PM IST

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Mumbai, 5 January 2026: The Indian rupee was trading at Rs 90.16 / US dollar at around 1:40 p.m. today, 6th January. It has appreciated by 3 paisa since morning today. It had closed at around Rs 90.19 on January 5th.

Delay in Indo-US Trade Deal and Rising Geopolitical Risk

Rupee continues to depreciate amidst lingering of negotiations on Indo-US trade deal. The increase in geopolitical risk after US raids on Venezuela has put further downward pressure on rupee.

Dollar Index Down by 0.03% Today

The dollar index (DXY) is down by 0.03% by this time today. This means that dollar depreciated against other major currencies of its trading partners in early trade today. The Indian rupee is among the worst performing currencies against the dollar in the past 1 year. It has depreciated by around 4.97% against the dollar in the past 1 year. RBI had to intervene in the foreign exchange market many times, in the past 1 year, to prevent further depreciation in rupee. Depreciation in rupee against the dollar makes India’s exports cheaper but imports dearer. This puts upward pressure on inflation.

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